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Tony Harrison’s poetry

Sandie Byrne considers how ideas about poetic diction have changed over the centuries, before exploring language, identity and class in the poetry of Tony Harrison

1960s boys’ grammar school

AQA (A): Paper 1 Love through the ages: ‘Timer’ in post-1900 poetry anthology

AQA (A): Paper 2 Modern times: Comparative set text (Selected Poems)

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