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Just 18 and fatally wounded on the first day of Passchendaele
On the north wall of Croydon Minster hangs the parish Roll of Honour from the Great War of 1914 to 1918, what we tend to refer to today as World War I. Visitors often look at the different names included … Continue reading
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