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- The Absent Sibling Question
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- LAC Puts Further CEF Service Files Online
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- Perth Historical Society November Meeting
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- Global Genealogy and Gould Genealogy Cooperation
- CELEBRATE: BIFHSGO 20th Anniversary
- Making History Online
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- Devon records added at Findmypast
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- Shannon Lecture: Saving a “Prehistoric Horse”
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- The Surname Society
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- LAC Departmental Performance Report 2013–2014
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1 comment:
Thanks for adding this rendition of the song. The Eric Bogle song also known as No Man's Land is the song used for the British Legion here in England and is sung by Joss Stone with Jeff Beck in accompaniment.
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