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Coates penned nearly thirty poems relating to the war between 1914 and 1919. The poems contained in Pro Patria sound a call to eschew fear, and to embrace sacrifice and courage in the face of pain while taking up the cause of the innocent:
Deem not that we, whom our fathers before us
Taught to love freedom and died to make free,
Coward shall fly, while the Heavens are o'er us,
Craft of the ether or boats under sea.
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If they tell you that we think,
When the robber comes by night
And we see 'neath murderous Might
Innocence unfriended sink,
We should be "too proud to fight"—
Don't believe it!
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The Beautiful White Devil (1897)
by Guy Boothby
Una and the Lion (1871)
by Florence Nightingale
Peter Bell (1819)
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Life or Death in India (1874)
by Florence Nightingale
Œdipus (1718, 1906 for translation)
by Voltaire, translated by William F. Fleming
The Bird of Time (1912)
by Sarojini Naidu
The Awkward Age (1899)
by Henry James