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Edward Thomas
Edward Thomas was a British poet and critic known for his war poetry, particularly his collection "Poems" published in 1917. His writing style is characterized by its simplicity, nature imagery, and introspective themes. Thomas's work captured the emotional and psychological toll of war, making a lasting impact on literature.