… Focus is given to analysis of the sound dramatization of the myth of ‘The Angels of Mons’ …
It is strongly argued that ‘The Angels of Mons’ phonograph and the many examples from …

… examples explored in this chapter: the Angels of Mons, Virginia Woolf’s Angel in the House
and Walter Benjamin’s Angel of History. The Angels of Mons are the most widely known of …

… 3 But the" angels of Mons" will return in another text by Machen (even if mentioned in a
brief remark only), which seems to be a more extensive comment upon the reaction to" The …

BY VINCENT STARRETT. There can be little doubt that Arthur Machen started the" legend."
In a nutshell, the facts are these: Arthur Machen is a special writer employed by the London …

… production in 1915 of “The Angels of Mons”, which I concentrate … As “The Angels of Mons”
dramatized an actual war event I … comparison with “The Angels of Mons” drama because they …

… yet again a discussion of the Angels of Mons.6 Although one would anticipate from Arthur
Conan Doyle enthusiastic and early endorsement of the Angels of Mons—he seems never to …

… The present paper examines the origin and socio-historical context of the Angels of Mons,
a belief-legend that was a source of inspiration for British civilians and troops serving on the …

… It is a short journey from this to the Angels of Mons just two years later. In fact the ‘Angels of
Mons’ … Alan Wilkinson attributes the gathering popularity of the Angels of Mons to ‘a widely …

… Even if the origin of the angels of Mons can be ultimately traced to Machen's story rather
than a British Army source, the mechanism of its dissemination from Home Front to Western …

… no man is an atheist in a foxhole took on a specifically angelic inflection in the Great War,
with an upswing in battleground sightings, most famously documented as the Angels of Mons, …