The Soldier Poem Summary and Analysis | LitCharts
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implicitly arguing that nations have their own specific character and values—and that England’s are especially worthy of praise. The speaker thus doesn’t want people to grieve his death.
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- implicitly arguing that nations have their own specific character and values—and that England’s are especially worthy of praise.
- The speaker thus doesn’t want people to grieve his death.
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