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Page 449
... Bombs , Shatter Islands ' Quiet There was more to see , therefore , than Rhodes alone . Soon I heard of other things . One island had more houses than families . On another modern medicine was born . The Book of Revelation was written ...
... Bombs , Shatter Islands ' Quiet There was more to see , therefore , than Rhodes alone . Soon I heard of other things . One island had more houses than families . On another modern medicine was born . The Book of Revelation was written ...
Page 534
... bombs in England . News reports and newsreels naturally con- cern themselves with destruction ; uninjured buildings , like law - abiding people , are not likely to be news . Many people apparently think that London is a shambles and ...
... bombs in England . News reports and newsreels naturally con- cern themselves with destruction ; uninjured buildings , like law - abiding people , are not likely to be news . Many people apparently think that London is a shambles and ...
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... bombing is the squadron's mission , they'll come screaming down from different directions upon their target , to ... bombs and pull out of the dive , partially blinded for an instant when the sudden change of direction causes blood ...
... bombing is the squadron's mission , they'll come screaming down from different directions upon their target , to ... bombs and pull out of the dive , partially blinded for an instant when the sudden change of direction causes blood ...
Contents
Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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