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Experience the brutal reality of World War I through the eyes of Henry Russell Wakefield in "A Fortnight at the Front," a compelling personal narrative of life on the Western Front. This gripping account offers a firsthand glimpse into the daily struggles and intense atmosphere of the war. Wakefield's observations provide invaluable insight into the conflict, making this book a significant contribution to military history.
Originally written during the war, this meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to connect directly with the past. Gain a deeper understanding of the human cost of war as Wakefield recounts his experiences during a brief but impactful period. "A Fortnight at the Front" is an essential read for anyone interested in World War I, personal narratives of conflict, and European history. Discover the enduring power of a story told from the heart of the battlefield.
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