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• Robert Graves
  Robert Graves regarded himself as primarily a poet, undertaking other writing in order to ...additional sources, has written a well-documented account<ref>Seymour, M. Robert Graves: Life on the edge. Doubleday. 1995</ref>, with her own more complex interp
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• Robert Graves/Bibliography
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• Robert Graves/Definition
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• Robert Graves/Related Articles
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• Thomas Edward Lawrence/Related Articles
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• Robert Graves
  Robert Graves regarded himself as primarily a poet, undertaking other writing in order to ...additional sources, has written a well-documented account<ref>Seymour, M. Robert Graves: Life on the edge. Doubleday. 1995</ref>, with her own more complex interp
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• George Mackay Brown
  ...ctions of poems, and one "poem cycle", ''Fishermen with Ploughs. ''Like [[Robert Graves]] and other poets, he had to take to novel-writing and journalism to make a
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• Thomas Edward Lawrence/Bibliography
  ...s, Notes and Answers to Questions, Edited with a Critical Commentary'' [by Robert Graves]. London: Faber and Faber, 1938. ...d, with original paging and an index:] ''T. E. Lawrence to His Biographers Robert Graves and Liddell Hart.'' London: Cassell 1963.
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• The Book of the New Sun
  ...nd possibly insane, ruler; this is almost certainly a deliberate echo of [[Robert Graves]]'s ''[[I, Claudius|Claudius]]'' novels.
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• The Manchurian Candidate
  ...tions of the celebrated 1934 novel ''I, Claudius'' by the English writer [[Robert Graves]]. She wrote about the apparent [[plagiarism]] on her website but her disco
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• Richard Condon/Citable Version
  ...tions of the celebrated 1934 novel ''I, Claudius'' by the English writer [[Robert Graves]]. She wrote about the apparent [[plagiarism]] on her website but her disco ...re is no question, therefore, about Condon's familiarity with the works of Robert Graves.<ref>''[[Some Angry Angel: A Mid-Century Faerie Tale]]'', McGraw-Hill, New
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• Richard Condon
  ...tions of the celebrated 1934 novel ''I, Claudius'' by the English writer [[Robert Graves]]. She wrote about the apparent [[plagiarism]] on her website but her disco ...re is no question, therefore, about Condon's familiarity with the works of Robert Graves.<ref>''[[Some Angry Angel: A Mid-Century Faerie Tale]]'', McGraw-Hill, New
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• Greek mythology
  1. Robert Graves, "The Greek Myths" The Folio Society, 1996
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• World War I/Bibliography
  * ''Goodbye to All That'', (1929) autobiography of Robert Graves
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