The WarsDelacorte Press/S. Lawrence, 1977 - 226 pages |
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... Bailleul , which was known to the men as " the last place in civilization . " There , you could actually sleep in a hotel - though you were rarely accorded the opportunity . Also at Bailleul there was a large , now emptied school for ...
... Bailleul , which was known to the men as " the last place in civilization . " There , you could actually sleep in a hotel - though you were rarely accorded the opportunity . Also at Bailleul there was a large , now emptied school for ...
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... Bailleul had been shut down as a reception depot . This was because of the ships that had been sunk at Folkestone . But three days before , because of the super- human efforts of the Canadian Reserve contingents sta- tioned just a mile ...
... Bailleul had been shut down as a reception depot . This was because of the ships that had been sunk at Folkestone . But three days before , because of the super- human efforts of the Canadian Reserve contingents sta- tioned just a mile ...
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... Bailleul — but no one has said for certain this was the case . - At any rate , what happened was that Major Mickle went himself immediately to his signals office at La Chodrelle and sent word back to Bailleul that an officer of the ...
... Bailleul — but no one has said for certain this was the case . - At any rate , what happened was that Major Mickle went himself immediately to his signals office at La Chodrelle and sent word back to Bailleul that an officer of the ...
Table des matières
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Section 2 | 77 |
Section 3 | 125 |
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