British Soldier: His Courage And Humour
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Reverend Edward John Hardy, an Irish chaplain in the British army for over three decades, compiled this 1915 collection of anecdotes by and about the British soldier, known as "Tommy" or "Mr. Thomas Atkins." Hardy's selection of letters showcases the courage, humor, and resilience of these soldiers, offering a compelling glimpse into their experiences during World War I. Through their firsthand accounts, we see the horrors of war alongside the camaraderie, determination, and indomitable spirit of the British soldier.Book Details
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