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Endnotes explained
The chapter consists of endnotes, including a reference to an actual extract from a London paper of March 1914 and a note indicating something was written at the Front.
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The chapter consists of endnotes, including a reference to an actual extract from a London paper of March 1914 and a note indicating something was written at the Front.
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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“An actual extract from a London paper of March 1914.”
A real excerpt taken from a London newspaper dated March 1914.
Indicates the source material for a preceding reference.
“Written at the Front.”
Composed while at the battlefront.
Suggests the text was authored in a wartime setting.
