John Betjeman

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Youth and age

14 June 2007
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John Betjeman: poems from the Forties The future poet laureate was a surprising contributor to the New Statesman and Nation in the 1940s. His poems were neither political nor left-wing, but they reflected the eclectic mix of the review pages at that time. Selected by Robert Taylor

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