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The scar that tripled:

a true story of the Great War
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Harper & Brothers, 1918 - History - 47 pages

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TitleThe scar that tripled: a true story of the Great War
AuthorWilliam Gunn Shepherd
ContributorHarper & Brothers
PublisherHarper & Brothers, 1918
Original fromPrinceton University
DigitizedNov 16, 2010
Length47 pages
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History / General
History / Military / World War I
World War, 1914-1918
  
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