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  • W.H. Auden
    W. H. Auden
    / Life

    …songs and topical verse, and The Double Man (containing ā€œNew Year Letter,ā€ which provided the title of the British edition; 1941) embodies his position on the verge of commitment to Christianity. The beliefs and attitudes that are basic to all of Auden’s work after 1940 are defined in three long…

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    …songs and topical verse, and The Double Man (containing ā€œNew Year Letter,ā€ which provided the title of the British edition; 1941) embodies his position on the verge of commitment to Christianity. The beliefs and attitudes that are basic to all of Auden’s work after 1940 are defined in three long…

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