Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256William Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 257
As soon as we landed , we marched through brushwood and hills for about The diary now goes on to give a firsttwo miles till we came to the first hand story of the actual fighting . battery that was silenced near Point de Nègre ...
As soon as we landed , we marched through brushwood and hills for about The diary now goes on to give a firsttwo miles till we came to the first hand story of the actual fighting . battery that was silenced near Point de Nègre ...
Page 284
As the quay when they had Aocked they marched they sang , with enround grinning and laughing and off- thusiasm ringing in their voices . Later loaded our baggage for us whether we when I came to know them well ...
As the quay when they had Aocked they marched they sang , with enround grinning and laughing and off- thusiasm ringing in their voices . Later loaded our baggage for us whether we when I came to know them well ...
Page 297
To my be more valuable here in training and surprise the old alert Jukes marches in setting an example to young soldiers ... gave a salute that shook the best interests both of himself and of whole office and marched out . the service .
To my be more valuable here in training and surprise the old alert Jukes marches in setting an example to young soldiers ... gave a salute that shook the best interests both of himself and of whole office and marched out . the service .
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