Quoth the Raven, An Unofficial History of the War
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Leger won by Chief Secretary for War amid the cheers of ten thousand motorists.
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Tribunals active. Mr. Asquith's barber declared to be non-pivotal man.
Sir F. E. Smith crosses the Atlantic on a visit to the American Bar.
The Home Secretary astonishes the'JHouse by stating that air raids having become serious, it has been decided that some kind of warning must be given.
Food shortage increasing. Shortbread to be made shorter.
Mr. Winston Churchill appeals against decision that his hatter is a ...non-pivotal man.
President Wilson begins to make facia.1 contortions preliminary to the gnashing of teeth.
Mr. Bottomley, on expressing his willingness to take holy orders for the duration of the war, appointed Lord Rothermere's private chaplain.
32 QUOTH THE RAVEN End of Coalition Government. England gets the Welsh Wizard.
Party politics escape from internment camp.
Mr. Bonar Law, in the absence of Mr. Lloyd George, states that though our war aims are always changing they remain virtually the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leger won by Chief Secretary for War amid the cheers of ten thousand motorists.
(.
Tribunals active. Mr. Asquith's barber declared to be non-pivotal man.
Sir F. E. Smith crosses the Atlantic on a visit to the American Bar.
The Home Secretary astonishes the'JHouse by stating that air raids having become serious, it has been decided that some kind of warning must be given.
Food shortage increasing. Shortbread to be made shorter.
Mr. Winston Churchill appeals against decision that his hatter is a ...non-pivotal man.
President Wilson begins to make facia.1 contortions preliminary to the gnashing of teeth.
Mr. Bottomley, on expressing his willingness to take holy orders for the duration of the war, appointed Lord Rothermere's private chaplain.
32 QUOTH THE RAVEN End of Coalition Government. England gets the Welsh Wizard.
Party politics escape from internment camp.
Mr. Bonar Law, in the absence of Mr. Lloyd George, states that though our war aims are always changing they remain virtually the same.
What to read after Quoth the Raven, An Unofficial History of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E V Edward Verrall Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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