Geoffrey Hill - works and influences

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	"Contains all the volumes of poetry up to The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Peguy (1983). This is a short book: Hill was much less prolific then than now, and this is the best place to start."

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	"The latest book of poetry (2007). I think it is one of his best."

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	"1996"

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	"1998"

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	"2000"

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	"2002"

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	"2005"

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	"2006"

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	"Hill's verse translation of Ibsen's play."

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	"Contains pretty much all of Hill's literary criticism."

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	"Eliot's combination of modernism with Catholic Anglicanism is the most obvious influence, especially on the early poetry."

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	"Yeats' influence seems strongest in For the Unfallen"

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	"And Pound's influence seems to have increased in later collections."

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	"Bonhoeffer is a consistent point of moral reference."

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	"The Knight from Olmedo is echoed in Tenebrae (my favourite of Hill's books)."

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	"Referenced in The Orchards of Syon."

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	"Ricks is a fine defender and expositor of Hill. A mutual influence seems likely."