The Little Lead Soldier Biological Warfare and the rise of socialism

and the rise of socialism establish the wider context of the fighting at sea and in the air

by Andrew & Nicola Hallam

Among the more unusual recipes are "head cheese" (meat stew made from scraps) and pickled pigsfeet

and back home

The Little Lead Soldier Biological Warfare and the rise of socialismDescription by Hugh D. Wise, III Hardcover Arriving in France in April 1918, Col. Hugh D. Wise, commander of the U. S. 61st Infantry Division, held a precious object. It was a toy soldier given to him by his six year old son, Hugh, Jr. The boy had asked the little lead soldier to write him with news of his father. The colonel saw action in two of the most important campaigns the Americans fought, St. Mihiel and Meuse Argonne, and the little lead