George Lloyd Hodgkin, 1880-1918
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George Lloyd Hodgkin, 1880-1918 is a biographical account of the life of George Lloyd Hodgkin, focusing on his experiences during World War I. This volume offers insight into Hodgkin's personal history, painting a portrait of his life and the impact of the war on it.
A poignant reflection on an individual's journey through a turbulent period, this biography provides a valuable glimpse into early 20th-century life and the human cost of war. This work will appeal to readers interested in biographies, military history, and the social history of England during the First World War.
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