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The Great World War, Volume 5 offers a comprehensive account of World War I, one of the most devastating conflicts in human history. Written by Frank Arthur Mumby, David Hannay, and C. Grahame-White, this volume provides a detailed narrative of the war's key events, strategies, and figures. Readers will gain insights into the complex political landscape, technological advancements, and human experiences that defined the era. From the trenches to the home front, this historical work captures the magnitude and impact of the "Great War," making it an essential resource for historians and anyone interested in understanding the roots of the modern world.
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