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Back From Hell is a memoir written by Samuel Cranston Benson, first published in 1918. The book chronicles Benson's experiences as a soldier during World War I, specifically his time as a prisoner of war in Germany. Benson's account is a harrowing and detailed description of... Read Full Overview

Back From Hell is a historical account of World War I written by Samuel Cranston Benson, a soldier who fought in the war. The book chronicles Benson's experiences as a soldier in the trenches, his capture by the Germans, and his subsequent escape and return to England. Benson... Read Full Overview

""Back From Hell"" is a memoir written by Samuel Cranston Benson, a soldier who fought in World War I. The book chronicles Benson's experiences during the war, including his enlistment, training, and deployment to the front lines. Benson vividly describes the horrors of trench... Read Full Overview

A hook: A chilling voyage through shadow and resolve, where every clue tests the heart as much as the mind. Back From Hell brings a resolute conscience to the centre of a british gothic atmosphere, weaving sword and tragedy with the slow burn of redemption. Samuel Benson's classic,... Read Full Overview

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This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely... Read Full Overview

When the old Chicago cut loose from her moorings in an Atlantic port it was a red letter day for me. She was a good sized craft, of the French Line, and was to carry a lot of other Ameri-cans, besides myself, from the United States to France. We were all in a spirit of expectancy,... Read Full Overview

When the old Chicago cut loose from her moorings in an Atlantic port it was a red letter day for me. She was a good sized craft, of the French Line, and was to carry a lot of other Americans, besides myself, from the United States to France. We were all in a spirit of expectancy,... Read Full Overview