Back in France Owen describes a recent attack in which he captured a German Machine Gun post and scores of prisoners (it was for this that he was awarded the Military Cross). Says his nerves are in perfect order and notes that the War will be soon over. This is letter no. 662 in Ed. 'Wilfred Owen Collected Letters'.
Identifier
5429.cpd |
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4924.jpg | WOHRLET662-3.jpgCreator
Owen, Wilfred (1893-1918)Date
4th October 1918 - 5th October 1918Date Created
04/10/1918Temporal Date
05/10/1918Spatial
Beaurevoir-Fonsomme Line, FranceSource
FolioMedium
PaperFormat
PenType
Letter |
LetterPages
1, 2, 3Number of Pages
3Contributor
Jennifer DunnRights
The Harry Ransom Center / The Wilfred Owen Literary EstateCollection ID
Wilfred Owen Letters f.662-1 | Wilfred Owen Letters f.662-2 | Wilfred Owen Letters f.662-3Repository Name
The Harry Ransom CenterRepository Address
The University of Texas at Austin, 21st and Guadalupe Streets, Austin, Texas, 78712, USAPublisher
The First World War Poetry Digital Archive
