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On this day of Remembrance, we remember two forgotten war books, both once highly-regarded, the second for raising a topic many would rather forget. Frederic Manning's fictionalized memoir, titled The Middle Parts of Fortune in its unexpurgated editions, Her Privates We in expurgated form, was published in 1929, as were a handful of war classics -- A Farewell to Arms, Goodbye to All That, All Quiet on the Western Front. The book is based on Manning's experiences as a Private at the Somme and at Ancre in 1916, and is praised by many who were there for its realism ... FULL STORY »
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