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1. Bill Plowright, K. in A. 2. Andy Nicholson and Andy Parker, K. in A. 3. Draft from No. 2 Casualty Clearing Station, Toronto. 4. The Lads from Bolton.
1. Andy Patterson, our War Correspondent. 2. Landing at Avonmouth. 3. Art Husband, died 1920. 4. Irwin, Elliott and O Leary at Otterpool Dental Tent. 5. Part of the "White Army," at the Battle of Leaside April 1, 1915.
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Page 15 and 16: INTRODUCTION JLHIS is not a strictl
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Page 20 and 21: 2 THE BEGINNING into shape, Colonel
Page 22 and 23: 4 THE BEGINNING from such a diminut
Page 24 and 25: 6 THE BEGINNING underwear, about J^
Page 26 and 27: 8 THE BEGINNING whole painful and n
Page 28 and 29: 1. The Wig-Waggers. 2. Our First Mo
Page 30 and 31: 10 THE BEGINNING Evenings in camp w
Page 32 and 33: 12 THE BEGINNING vain, however, for
Page 34 and 35: 14 THE BEGINNING important informat
Page 36 and 37: 16 THE BEGINNING Some of the purcha
Page 38 and 39: 18 THE BEGINNING accommodation was
Page 40 and 41: 20 THE BEGINNING just before it lef
Page 42 and 43: 22 THE BEGINNING been hanging along
Page 44 and 45: 24 ENGLAND the quaintly-beautiful a
Page 48 and 49: 1. En route to Halifax we stop at M
Page 50 and 51: 26 ENGLAND while only about two mil
Page 52 and 53: 28 ENGLAND and the crescent-shaped
Page 54 and 55: 30 ENGLAND Our Otcerpool Camp locat
Page 56 and 57: 32 ENGLAND Mac had better luck than
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Page 62 and 63: ENGLAND 33 While we are writing abo
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Page 74 and 75: A Qig and Some Qigglcs ENGLAND 41 B
Page 76 and 77: ENGLAND 43 The English Commanding O
Page 78 and 79: ENGLAND 45 quarters in a sudden hal
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Page 82 and 83: ENGLAND 49 Tower, Horse Guards, Wes
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Page 86 and 87: ENGLAND 53 ously for him. When Jack
Page 88 and 89: CHAPTER THREE Pack up your troubles
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"SUNNY FRANCE 59 Gradually app
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"SUNNY FRANCE 61 All the follo
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We "Take. Over" at Dranou
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5t.Omer /. Brasserie 1. SpoilBoL^k
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"SUNNY FRANCE 65 Rest camps va
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"SUNNY FRANCE 67 It was at Dra
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"SUNNY FRANCE 69 number of inf
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"SUNNY FRANCE 71 rifle to the
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1. Courcelettc Sugar Refinery (Can.
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74 "SUNNY FRANCE Other meeting
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1 82 "SUNNY FRANCE special men
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84 "SUNNY FRANCE at the time,
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86 "SUNNY" FRANCE in fact
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"SUNNY FRANCE 89 medicine. Evi
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Our First Men Qo On Leave "SUN
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"SUNNY FRANCE 93 if we remembe
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"SUNNY FRANCE 95 From inside t
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"SUNNY FRANCE 97 Pete Wise Pub
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"SUNNY FRANCE 99 FOR SALE A fe
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"SUNNY" FRANCE 101 QUESTI
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"SUNNY FRANCE 103 The captain
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a A - - 1. Horse Ambulance at A.D.S
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"SUNNY FRANCE 105 Were you the
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: "SUNNY FRANCE 107 all the wo
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"SUNNY FRANCE 109 Irv. Dymenc
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"SUNNY FRANCE 113 wondered whe
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CHAPTER FOUR (Tune Sea, Sea, Sea, w
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TO THE SOMME & BACK 121 In the. qua
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TO THE SOMME & BACK 123 the Hermit
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TO THE SOMME & BACK 125 dumps at th
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TO THE SOMME & BACK 127 and traditi
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130 TO THE SOMME & BACK The Germans
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132 TO THE SOMME & BACK but it was
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134 TO THE SOMME & BACK hidden in t
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136 TO THE SOMME & BACK laughter in
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THE GENERAL S MEN (Published at tim
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CHAPTER FIVE I want to go home. I w
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 147 of h
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 149 from
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VIMY, LENS 6- PASSCHENDAELE 151 cor
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1. Bringing wounded by narrow gauge
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 153 five
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 155 barb
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 157 was
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 159 top
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PASSCHENDAELE 1. Menin Gate 2. Lill
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VIMY, LENS r PASSCHENDAELE 161 doub
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 163 on t
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VIMY, LENS 6r PASSCHENDAELE 165 wou
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 167 them
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The Towers of Mont-St.-Eloy, a famo
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France, Bob had carried about with
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 171 May
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 173 A. a
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 175 From
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 177 The
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 179 cold
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VIMY, LENS & PASSCHENDAELE 181 49,6
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CHAPTER SIX Here we are, here we ar
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238 THE LAST PHASE railways, roads
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240 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME us that
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242 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME This mu
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244 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME Wednesd
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250 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME burning
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252 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME first-c
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254 GERMANY, ENGLAND fir HOME After
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258 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME depravi
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260 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME their b
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272 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME Alouett
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274 GERMANY, ENGLAND & HOME As for
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276 POST-WAR ACTIVITIES unfit to en
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278 POST-WAR ACTIVITIES that it was
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296 POST-WAR ACTIVITIES that this U
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310 POST-WAR ACTIVITIES It was not
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This, then, is the history of our P
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ROLL OF HONOR & NOMINAL ROLL JONES,
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NOMINAL ROLL Every effort has been
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