The attached letter from World War One makes for a wonderful read and it presents such a vivid picture of what the war must have been like once both sides had resigned themselves to trench warfare. The letter was dated October 8, 1914 and the British officer who composed it makes clear his sense that no war had ever been fought in this queer manner before.
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1914 trench fightingTrench Warfare 1914WW1 Letter Concerning Early Trench Fighting 1914Letter From French Trenches 1914Letters World War One 1914-1918Collected Letters from WW1WW1 Letter Concerning Early Trench Fighting 1914Collected Letters WW1Impressions of Early WW1 Trench Warfare 1914Impressions of Early WW1 Trench Warfare 1914