Last post : the final word from our first world war soldiers / Max, Arthur
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TextPublication details: London : Weidenfeld & Nicolson, c2005Description: 272 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780297846444
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| GC HV 9104 .R44 2010 Deliquency in Society / | GC HV 9275 .A53 2011 Community-based corrections / | GC H 85 .H86 2011 Social science : an introduction to the study of society / | GC JA 36 .A78 2005 Last post : the final word from our first world war soldiers / | GC JA 66 .D38 2016 Barron's AP comparative government and politics / | GC JA 66 .W66 2013 AP comparative government and politics : an essential coursebook / | GC JA 7A .W66 2020 Political theory : an introduction / |
Includes index.
Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Alfred Anderson -- Albert 'Smiler' Marshal -- Henry Allingham -- Cecil Withers -- Alfred Finningan -- Fred Lloyd -- Harry Patch -- William Roberts -- Tom Kirk -- Harold Lawton -- George RIce -- George Charles -- Charles Watson -- John Oborne -- Kenneth Cummins -- Nicholas Swarbick -- Ted Rayns -- William Elder -- George Hardy -- Bert Clark -- Bill Stone -- Index.
"Max Arthur interviewed some of the surviving British soldiers from the First World War. 'Last Post' is the last word from these survivors left in 2004 as they speak for possibly the last time. Originally published: London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2005"
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