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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. NATIONAL BESTSELLER An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one mans fight in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail.As he tended to the chores on his homestead, Lester Harper never imagined that he would turn in his hoe for a Lee-Enfield rifle on the Western Front. But the farmer from Pouce Coupe, in northern British Columbia, found himself at a party agreeing to help form a small-town regiment headed for France and the Great War. Lester left behind his wife, Mabel, in the shadow of the loss of their infant daughter, Hilda. A marksman before he even volunteered for the Canadian Army, Lester joined his cousin and friends, thousands of miles from his home, mere yards from the bayonets, bullets, and gas bombs of the feared Boche. In Till We Meet Again, the First World War comes to life in unprecedented detail, drawing on Lesters letters as well as meticulous historical research. Not since Timothy Findleys The Wars, Tim Cooks magisterial works about the First World War, or Erich Maria Remarques All Quiet on the Western Front has a book about a soldiers life at the sharp end been told with such humour, gravitas, and in a heart-pounding narrative that drops you behind enemy lines. For at one point, Lester was trapped in a shell hole, a heartbeat away from the Germans setting up their machine gun to mow down his comrades. This is a remarkable story, remarkably told. This book will be heralded by historians as a new approach to telling a soldiers story and will become beloved by readers of military history and anyone who wants to understand what life was like for our boys behind the wire. "An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one man's figh t in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail."--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. NATIONAL BESTSELLER An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one mans fight in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail.As he tended to the chores on his homestead, Lester Harper never imagined that he would turn in his hoe for a Lee-Enfield rifle on the Western Front. But the farmer from Pouce Coupe, in northern British Columbia, found himself at a party agreeing to help form a small-town regiment headed for France and the Great War. Lester left behind his wife, Mabel, in the shadow of the loss of their infant daughter, Hilda. A marksman before he even volunteered for the Canadian Army, Lester joined his cousin and friends, thousands of miles from his home, mere yards from the bayonets, bullets, and gas bombs of the feared Boche. In Till We Meet Again, the First World War comes to life in unprecedented detail, drawing on Lesters letters as well as meticulous historical research. Not since Timothy Findleys The Wars, Tim Cooks magisterial works about the First World War, or Erich Maria Remarques All Quiet on the Western Front has a book about a soldiers life at the sharp end been told with such humour, gravitas, and in a heart-pounding narrative that drops you behind enemy lines. For at one point, Lester was trapped in a shell hole, a heartbeat away from the Germans setting up their machine gun to mow down his comrades. This is a remarkable story, remarkably told. This book will be heralded by historians as a new approach to telling a soldiers story and will become beloved by readers of military history and anyone who wants to understand what life was like for our boys behind the wire. "An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one man's figh t in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail."--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. NATIONAL BESTSELLER An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one mans fight in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail.As he tended to the chores on his homestead, Lester Harper never imagined that he would turn in his hoe for a Lee-Enfield rifle on the Western Front. But the farmer from Pouce Coupe, in northern British Columbia, found himself at a party agreeing to help form a small-town regiment headed for France and the Great War. Lester left behind his wife, Mabel, in the shadow of the loss of their infant daughter, Hilda. A marksman before he even volunteered for the Canadian Army, Lester joined his cousin and friends, thousands of miles from his home, mere yards from the bayonets, bullets, and gas bombs of the feared Boche. In Till We Meet Again, the First World War comes to life in unprecedented detail, drawing on Lesters letters as well as meticulous historical research. Not since Timothy Findleys The Wars, Tim Cooks magisterial works about the First World War, or Erich Maria Remarques All Quiet on the Western Front has a book about a soldiers life at the sharp end been told with such humour, gravitas, and in a heart-pounding narrative that drops you behind enemy lines. For at one point, Lester was trapped in a shell hole, a heartbeat away from the Germans setting up their machine gun to mow down his comrades. This is a remarkable story, remarkably told. This book will be heralded by historians as a new approach to telling a soldiers story and will become beloved by readers of military history and anyone who wants to understand what life was like for our boys behind the wire. "An incredibly evocative and action-filled story of one man's figh t in the First World War, rich and raw with remarkable detail."--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…