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Men Who Played The Game
Men Who Played The Game

By Mike Rees

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The Great War took the lives of millions, among them sportsmen from Britain and the Empire. This new book explores how sport - players, fans and governing bodies - viewed the war, charting the link...

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Men Who Played The Game
Men Who Played The Game

By Mike Rees

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The Great War took the lives of millions, among them sportsmen from Britain and the Empire. This new book explores how sport - players, fans and governing bodies - viewed the war, charting the link...

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Men Who Played The Game
Men Who Played The Game

By Mike Rees

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The Great War took the lives of millions, among them sportsmen from Britain and the Empire. This new book explores how sport - players, fans and governing bodies - viewed the war, charting the link...

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