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A KUT PRISONER
By Lieut. H. C. W. BISHOP. Illustrated. 6s. 6d. net.
This book is the remarkable story of the first three British officers to
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Alupka, in the Crimea.
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SONNETS FROM A PRISON CAMP
By ARCHIBALD ALLEN BOWMAN
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This book falls naturally in two parts; the first is a sonnet sequence
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A Last Diary of the Great Warr
By SAML. PEPYS, Jun.
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The Hohenzollerns in America
AND OTHER IMPOSSIBILITIES
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_Temporary Heroes_."
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