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152:. His recollections of campaigning in Aden are recorded in 'Arabia,' written just before he left Aden for Palestine; it was published in Punch. His poem 'The Inn of the Sword', "A mysterious romantic ballad of a dark challenge taken up", was published in the 1917 edition. His poem 'Happy Warriors' was published in The Westminster Gazette.
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KCSI (1857 - 1912), a civil servant who became Vice
President of the Indian Viceroy's Council, and Florence Mildred Trevor (1870ā1956). He attended
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He is commemorated on the memorials at the
Marlborough College Memorial Hall, Balliol College, Packwood Haugh School, and
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wrote that he was "a poet and a sportsman who loved the wind and the sea, and would always take the fighting chance." The
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The valiant muse; an anthology of poems by poets killed in the World War
687:(888): 40 – via The Times Literary Supplement Historical Archive.
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431:"Arthur Lewis Jenkins (1892 ā 1917) ā British Soldier and Aviator Poet"
372:(1893-1920), who was also a war poet. The inscription on his grave is "
64:, as did his four brothers. In 1905 he won a Foundation Scholarship to
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925:. 7 January 1918. p. 3 – via The National Library of Wales.
830:"Son of the late Sir J L Jenkins. Promising poet killed whilst flying"
643:. 5 January 1918. p. 1 – via The National Library of Wales.
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He had poems published in the
Marlborough school magazine and then in
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988:"Balliol College Archives & Manuscripts. Memorial inscriptions"
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836:. 3 January 1918. p. 5 – via Imperial War Museums.
726:. Macmillan. pp. 213ā214 – via Internet Archive.
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For
Remembrance: Soldier Poets who Have Fallen in the War
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For remembrance: soldier poets who have fallen in the war
120:, where he was in charge of a machine-gun section, and
803:. Thomas Nelson and Sons – via Internet Archive.
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Solihull Life. Solihull
Heritage & Local Studies
488:: 25. 6 March 1918 – via Marlborough College.
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Grave of Arthur Lewis
Jenkins in Richmond Cemetery.
255:Come life, come death, we quit ourselves like men,
218:Clear came the call; they leapt to arms and died,
76:(OTC). In 1910 he won a classical scholarship to
1050:British military personnel killed in World War I
475:"LIEUT. ARTHUR LEWIS JENKINS, D. C.L.I., R.F.C."
395:Forlorn Adventurers, Sidgwick and Jackson (1918)
665:(3913): 284. 1916 – via Internet Archive.
360:He had a military funeral with the band of the
222:Great though our sorrow, greater yet our pride,
32:(1892 - 1917) was a British soldier, pilot and
873:"Funeral of the late Lieutenant A G Jenkins".
242:ā Of this our land inviolate through the years,
970:"Surrey in the Great War: A County Remembers"
16:British soldier, pilot and poet (1892 - 1917)
8:
338:Still glimmers something strange and sweet,
240:Who, then, are we to grudge the bitter price
229:Surely they sleep content, our valiant dead,
1010:Surrey in the Great War: A County Remembers
251:God grant we fail not at the testāthat when
641:Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder
818:. Syracuse University Press. p. 181.
253:ā We take, mayhap, our places in the fray,
709:: 66. 1917 – via Internet Archive.
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315:Swift shifting stroke and counterstroke,
233:They have but followed whither duty led,
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309:Machine-guns searching scrub and plain,
244:Or mar the splendour of their sacrifice
220:As in old days the heroes prayed to do;
72:, played rugby and was a member of the
1065:People educated at Marlborough College
435:Forgotten Poets of the First World War
334:For through the haze of dust and heat
302:And stars whereto our stars are cold;
300:Soft nights that fevered limbs desire,
298:Pale moons like plates of beaten gold,
292:Grey shimmering mists that still renew
231:ā Fallen untimely in the savage strife:
196:I would get back to the northern stars
1045:British Army personnel of World War I
1006:"Kew, St Anne's, Men Of Kew Memorial"
597:: 48. 1931 – via Prior's Field.
326:Heigh-ho! I would not stay - and yet,
307:Sharp rattling fights at peep of day,
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336:That veils the desert and the town,
321:These are the memories that endure.
288:Dawn on the desert's shortlived dew,
283:I think on other things than these.
269:An aching glare, a heat that kills,
847:Holford, Josie (31 December 2017).
679:Woolf, Virginia (23 January 1919).
313:And shrapnel puffs that melt again;
194:And the homeless ends of the earth,
457:"WE REMEMBER ARTHUR LEWIS JENKINS"
275:Sad bugles keening comrades dead;
271:Skies hard and pitiless overhead,
198:And the land where I had birth, ā¦.
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1075:Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford
328:Now that the trooper's fairly in,
311:Red lances questing for the prey,
296:Sunsets ablaze with crimson fire,
290:Blue shadows on the silver sand,
273:And, ever mastering lesser ills,
110:Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
816:Virginia Woolf and the Great War
499:St. John Adcock, Arthur (1920).
319:Until the stubborn foeman brokeā
279:In sooth a land of little ease;
277:Fever and dust and smiting sun,
246:ā That is too high for tears....
188:In his poem 'Bondage' he wrote
1080:English people of Welsh descent
907:. 19 September 1918. p. 2.
800:The Children's Story of the War
720:Drayton Henderson, W B (1922).
281:Yet now my service here is done
204:My heart would seek its anodyne
200:The wine of war is bitter wine,
771:. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell.
756:. 6 November 1918. p. 20.
741:. 10 February 1916. p. 3.
549:. 13 December 1910. p. 12
192:Oh, I am sick of ways and wars
96:. Lady Jenkins later moved to
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877:. 12 January 1918. p. 7.
875:Richmond and Twickenham Times
685:The Times Literary Supplement
412:(1920) by A. St. John Adcock.
340:The afterglow of old renown.
206:In homely things and stillā¦.
179:The Times Literary Supplement
44:He was born 9 March 1892, in
1060:Burials at Richmond Cemetery
892:. 5 January 1918. p. 8.
814:Levenback, Karen L. (1999).
752:"The critic on the hearth".
330:With vain unreasoning regret
317:Advance unhurrying and sure,
294:The magic of the hinterland;
257:ā The peers of such as they.
1070:Royal Flying Corps officers
958:. 6 March 1920. p. 11.
723:Poems from Punch: 1909-1920
332:I turn my journey to begin;
68:(1905-1911), where he was
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224:O, gallant hearts in you.
1055:British World War I poets
937:"Poems by Elinor Jenkins"
569:"University Intelligence"
543:"University Intelligence"
202:And I have drunk my fill;
161:'The Spirit of Womanhood'
923:The Cambria Daily Leader
919:"Welsh Airman's Funeral"
888:"Arthur Lewis Jenkins".
797:Parrott, Edward (1918).
782:Ziv, Frederic W (1936).
767:Foxcroft, Frank (1918).
235:ā To find a fuller life.
74:Officers' Training Corps
974:Surrey in the Great War
505:. Hodder and Stoughton.
177:reviewing his poems in
150:The Westminster Gazette
136:, on 31 December 1917.
78:Balliol College, Oxford
56:. His parents were Sir
954:"Death of a poetess".
786:. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
699:"The Inn of the Sword"
609:"Arthur Lewis Jenkins"
591:Prior's Field Magazine
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362:East Surrey Regiment
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737:"Happy Warriors".
681:"Four Young Poets"
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374:Per ardua ad astra
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