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(8) The
Marquess of Anglesey has made great strides in dispelling this myth in
his eight-volume history of the British cavalry. ) The influence of the Beat writers on contemporary performance
(or spoken word) poetry is registered by Anglesey, via a testimony by
Joans: "As far as what the Beats accomplished, Joans succinctly
notes: 'We brought poetry to the public. We thank staff at the Anglesey County Council, North Wales Health
Authority, and Public Health Laboratory Service Communicable Disease
Surveillance Centre (Wales) for their support in investigating this
outbreak, in particular, Sue Williams and Sue Davies. |
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