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A student said that ‘Ted Hughes’ poem ‘Bayonet Charge’ reveals the horrors of WWI trench warfare ’How far do you agree with this student? Prove your ideas with the following information and see how many points you can get:
Ted Hughes’ father fought in World War I (5 points)
Hughes wrote Bayonet Charge 39 years after WWI ( 5 points )
‘Sweating like molten iron’ ( 8 points )
Patriotic ( 10 points )
Propaganda ( 10 points )

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