The Army of Death

"Charles Hamilton Sorley was a poet who served in World War I and was commemorated in Westminster Abbey's Poets' Corner. One of his most celebrated poems is 'The Army of Death', discovered in his kit after his death. The poem reflects on the tragedy of war, with lines like 'What passing-bells for these who die as cattle?' showing the dehumanizing effect of conflict. Sorley's work is a powerful reminder of the sacrifice of those who fought in the war and the terrible toll it took on humanity."

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The Army of Death, #1 - The Army of Death - Read by CB Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #2 - The Army of Death - Read by CCS Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #3 - The Army of Death - Read by CMP Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #4 - The Army of Death - Read by DJ Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #5 - The Army of Death - Read by DL Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #6 - The Army of Death - Read by EEP Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #7 - The Army of Death - Read by FS Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #8 - The Army of Death - Read by JCM Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #9 - The Army of Death - Read by JH Charles Hamilton Sorley
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The Army of Death, #10 - The Army of Death - Read by JM Charles Hamilton Sorley
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