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Non-Combatants and Others

Non-Combatants and Others

Di: Rose Macaulay
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In this engaging exploration of the impact of the First World War, an art student finds herself drawn to the ideals of pacifism. Rose Macaulays satirical novel combines passion with wit, offering a thought-provoking and humorous perspective on the era. Summary by Anthony Ogus.Copyright Plays and Dramas Mondiale Scienza Scienze sociali
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