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Dearast Norma, (a letter from the trenches).
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Dearast Norma, How are you? Is little Tommy okay and how about uncle cecil's hernia? Anyway this war has turned out to be nothing like I expected, we have just found out that it is very unlikely that we will be home by christmas. And as for them recruting poems what a load of bull. The war is absolutley nothing like what Jesse Pope wrote in "Who's for the game?" or in Harold Begbie's "fall In". Also I am sick of the magazine "King and Country". It is all completly lies in that magazine. The war is definitly not like how they put it. I also hate the fact that the generals sit miles away from the front line just planning our death while they sit in their luxury homes and eat their luxury foods. I want to tell you about one of my mates, George. He was a...
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