The Next of Kin
One of those war books for the writing of which no apology is required. It simply provides the reader with some living pictures of the social life of a neighbor
One of those war books for the writing of which no apology is required. It simply provides the reader with some living pictures of the social life of a neighborhood in Western Canada before and after a bomb-shell exploded among them on August 4, 1914, in the form of news that the great European conflagration had broken out. The interest of the book is a psychological one.
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