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Tag Archives: WWI
The Reading Continues
Reminiscences of the Spanish-American War by Charles Gaurveau This is an interesting perspective of a young man who joins the army to fight for the US in Cuba and the Philippines. Although not full of historical details, there are some … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged WWI, World War I, Spanish-American War, Nurses, Belgium, Touch the Flame, Marie Patrick, Tia Dani, Spoonful of Sugar, Masque, Lexi Post, erotic romance, Tin Angel, Raine English, bottle full of scorpions, Mic, Lynda Bailey, twenty-eight and a half wishes, denise grover swank, unwrapped, chantilly white
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Books, Books and More Books
Yes, I have a book addiction. I love the smell and touch of books. I love to read books. And I love/hate to buy them. These are some that I’ve bought in the last 45 days. They are just my … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged books, economic books, History, research books, women's diaries, WWI
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Happy Veteran’s Day
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the allied powers and Germany declared an armistice or end of hostilities. So ended the Great war that had started with the assassination of the Archduke … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies
Tagged Armistice Day, Treaty of Versailles, Veteran's Day, World War I, WWI
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