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Portsea

A True Love Story from the Great War

Colin Powell
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Pages
632
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris UK

About

Charlie and Violet were born in Portsmouth at the end of, the Victorian era. Their story is the true story of two, young people being born and raised in a great garrison, town, becoming childhood sweethearts, and then being, separated by the Great War. When Charlie returns from, the Western Front, badly wounded, Violet nurses him back, to health but their relationship is affected by the social, changes caused by the war. Women had found new roles, in society and in the home. This story shows how the, conflict changed the lives of ordinary people like Charlie, and Vi and how they had to struggle to build a new society, from the ashes.

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