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Italy and the War
April 11, 1918 issue

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The article presents information on two books on Italian war. Books discussed are: "Six Months on the Italian Front," by Julius M. Price; "Italy at War," by Herbert Vivian. "Six Months on the Italian Front" is almost too modest a title, since the book covers much of the first two years' campaigning after Italy entered the war. The author is war-artist correspondent of the "Illustrated London News." The author of "Italy at War" has wandered through the peninsula collecting much interesting information. Living among the people, listening to their experiences, and reading their letters from the front, he has many sidelights to throw upon the war.

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BOOKS; WAR; SIX Months On The Italian Front (Book); ITALY at War (Book); VIVIAN, Herbert; WAR correspondents; ITALY
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