My Lorraine journal

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My Lorraine Journal is by Edith O'Shaughnessy. The journal is dedicated to Mrs. William H. Crocker in memory of a lost battle and in appreciation of her work in Lorraine. The list of illustrations includes, among others, Our Party on the Battle-field at Verdun, June 17, 1917. The writer describes the men in a compartment as all en route for home, from the same regiment, with seven precious days of permission counting from the hour they reach their homes till the hour they leave them, after months in the field.

A pale officer from Savoy says there should never be any war, but once given the fact that war exists, all means to victory are justifiable. A journal entry dated October 12th says there is nothing to be found in Lunéville on an October night except your soul.

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Author: Edith O'Shaughnessy
Pages: 128
Language: English
Genre: World War I History
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