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Red Cross Stories from Notable Novelists in WWI

Red Cross Stories from Notable Novelists in WWI

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 Discover a collection of eighteen poignant stories published in 1915, during the heart of World War I. These narratives, crafted by renowned novelists and published for The Times Fund for the Sick and Wounded, offer a unique glimpse into the experiences of those who served. - Summary from the books title page and narrated by David Wales.Copyright Short Stories Art Literary History & Criticism World
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  • 018 - The Face In The Hop Vines

    018 - The Face In The Hop Vines
    Feb 23 2026
    Discover a collection of eighteen poignant stories published in 1915, during the heart of World War I. These narratives, crafted by renowned novelists and published for The Times Fund for the Sick and Wounded, offer a unique glimpse into the experiences of those who served. - Summary from the books title page and narrated by David Wales.
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    49 mins
  • 017 - The Fight For The Garden

    017 - The Fight For The Garden
    Feb 23 2026
    Discover a collection of eighteen poignant stories published in 1915, during the heart of World War I. These narratives, crafted by renowned novelists and published for The Times Fund for the Sick and Wounded, offer a unique glimpse into the experiences of those who served. - Summary from the books title page and narrated by David Wales.
    Show More Show Less
    47 mins
  • 016 - The Miracle

    016 - The Miracle
    Feb 23 2026
    Discover a collection of eighteen poignant stories published in 1915, during the heart of World War I. These narratives, crafted by renowned novelists and published for The Times Fund for the Sick and Wounded, offer a unique glimpse into the experiences of those who served. - Summary from the books title page and narrated by David Wales.
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    15 mins
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