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MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

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——— ‘The Poet under fire: Four poets of World War I’, Military History Journal 7 (1), June 1986

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——— ‘The South Africans at Delville Wood’, Military History Journal 7 (2), December 1986

PERSONAL INTERVIEWS

Author’s interview with the late William R. Thorne, Oudtshoorn, 1976

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