British War Letter Reveals Changing Attitudes and Losses
A letter to Robert A. Bryce of Butte recounts the evolving stance of British and German troops in recent fighting. Bryce notes kinfolk among his relatives killed in France, with a stirring account of battles and persistent bitterness amid World War I hostilities. An advertisement praises Underwood typewriters for speed and simplicity.
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