Myths and Legends of the First World War

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by James Hayward


  177 ‘One can’t imagine . . .’ Asquith (1968), pp. 445–8

  POSTSCRIPT

  180 ‘For several weeks . . .’ Hayward (2001), pp. 37–84

  181 ‘Tellingly . . .’ Hayward (2001), p. 106

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  Rimell, Raymond, Zeppelin!, Conway Maritime Press, 1984

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  World War, Macmillan, 1982

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  ——, The Smoke and the Fire, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1980

  ——, White Heat, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1982

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  Thomson, Basil, Queer People, Constable, 1922

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  All titles published in London unless otherwise stated.

  Articles

  Brooks, Richard, The Great Myth of the First World War, Military Illustrated, Sept
ember 1998

  McClure, Kevin, Visions of Bowmen and Angels (private printing, n.d.)

  Ward, John, Legend of murdered soldier lives on in bronze, Halifax Herald, 22 July 2001

  Archive Sources

  The official Canadian files on the Crucified Canadian legend are held by the National Archives of Canada in Ottawa, reference: RG25 (External Affairs), Series B1b, Volume 157, File C 12/71, ‘Colonial Office (UK) Alleged Crucifixion of a Canadian Soldier by Germans, 1919’.

 

 

 


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