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Robert Massie Freeman

 
9781330744321: A Last Diary of the Great Warr, 1919 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Relive a vivid wartime London through a witty, personal diary . This 1917–1918 wartime diary offers a firsthand window into daily life, public events, and private moments as a city adjusts to war, social change, and evolving loyalties.

Set against a backdrop of air raids, troop movements, and shifting politics, the book blends observation with humor as the author records conversations, errands, and small joys amid upheaval. The entries reveal how people coped, celebrated, and persisted, from theater outings and family life to battles abroad and the flow of news from the front.

What you’ll experience
- A day-by-day account of life in London during a pivotal war year
- Personal reflections on family, work, finances, and social events
- Observations of public figures, theaters, clubs, and city life under pressure
- Moments of humor and humanity that illuminate resilience in tough times

Ideal for readers of historical diaries, early 20th‑century culture, and war-era social history seeking a grounded, human perspective.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

By SamL Pepys, Junr Esq. JULT 1917 MY wife up, and with cozen Penthesilea to 197 a great business they have in the babies fafy 2week, and all the women gone mad of it, do seem ;but gives me my ease for working on my new book. Good newes come out of Gallicia of the Russians, they making a great onsett in that part. Squillinger saying he will settle Sniper sbusiness with me, we to the Criterion house, where I saw again A Little Bit of Fluff, being the Sooth time of their doing it, and the most a play was ever done in this house, even the Pink Dominoes, when I was a lad and Sir C. Wyndham did it; and is indeed the most merrie, ridickulous nonsense that ever was. Tis confirmed, to our great joy, that Brousi July 3loff hath indeed won a great battle, and takes above 10 thousand prisoners, Germans and Turques with the A ustrians. I hear Sir H.
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