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What a lovely war: British soldiers' songs from the Boer war to the present day

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ISBN-10:

0718133579

ISBN-13:

9780718133573

Author(s): Roy Palmer
Edition: First Edition
Released: Jan 01, 1990
Publisher: Michael Joseph, Ltd.
Format: Hardcover, 226 pages
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A collection of British soliders' songs of the 20th century, impressive in range and scope. The book contains some 112 songs, familiar and unfamilar, some epigrammatic, most with tunes. The material is grouped thematically with songs about joining, training, soldiering, punishment, off duty, prisoners, under-fire and going home. Background notes are given for each song.

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