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First Person Accounts and Primary Source Documents. A fragmented lot of 8 letters from U.S soldiers during 1918 to early 1919. First three letter are courtship letters from Howard Courtis to Alice Jones. Three letters from sons to a Mrs Allen in Connecticut. Two from brother Ralph Forcehel fighting in France to sister Anna in Chicago. A single ww1 letter from Alf Smith of the Royal Engineers stationed in Peking and Hong Kong in 1914 to his Mother. Talks of various topics. A letter from S(Sean or Sam)&#46...

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