The Story of British V.A.D. Work in the Great War |
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Page 34
... thousands of men and women have worked ( entirely voluntarily ) , in its ranks for the rendering of first aid to the injured and the sick on all kinds of public occa- sions , and have thus , unconsciously , been trained for the sad work ...
... thousands of men and women have worked ( entirely voluntarily ) , in its ranks for the rendering of first aid to the injured and the sick on all kinds of public occa- sions , and have thus , unconsciously , been trained for the sad work ...
Page 257
... thousands of travellers who grieve to know of the wanton destruction of some of the most exquisite buildings in the world . CANADA Canada has given such magnificent aid in sending over thousands of fighting men that it comes as no ...
... thousands of travellers who grieve to know of the wanton destruction of some of the most exquisite buildings in the world . CANADA Canada has given such magnificent aid in sending over thousands of fighting men that it comes as no ...
Page 274
... thousand hospital orderlies , upwards of seventy of whom laid down their lives in the service of their Sovereign and ... thousands behind all parts of the fight- ing lines and at home . Alas , there have been several deaths also in their ...
... thousand hospital orderlies , upwards of seventy of whom laid down their lives in the service of their Sovereign and ... thousands behind all parts of the fight- ing lines and at home . Alas , there have been several deaths also in their ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 9 |
HISTORY OF THE V A D MOVEMENT | 20 |
THE BOMBARDMENT OF A V A D HOSPITAL | 80 |
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