Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 255William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... soldier , issued an order directing the Commanding Officers of regiments to pay very particular attention to the provision of necessaries for the sick sent to the general hospitals . " The suffering and distressed were always sure of ...
... soldier , issued an order directing the Commanding Officers of regiments to pay very particular attention to the provision of necessaries for the sick sent to the general hospitals . " The suffering and distressed were always sure of ...
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... soldier ? What experience have you got of this sort of thing ? We talked for a long time , and as he talked he became enthusiastic , and the look of slightly anxious severity left his face . 66 ' I'm a soldier too , " he said , with ...
... soldier ? What experience have you got of this sort of thing ? We talked for a long time , and as he talked he became enthusiastic , and the look of slightly anxious severity left his face . 66 ' I'm a soldier too , " he said , with ...
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" universal military service the term ' private soldier has scarcely the meaning which it long has had among ... soldiers from France . We used to say that the English are not soldiers , but mere amateurs . What do we say now ? As for ...
" universal military service the term ' private soldier has scarcely the meaning which it long has had among ... soldiers from France . We used to say that the English are not soldiers , but mere amateurs . What do we say now ? As for ...
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