by Jack Woodville London | Sep 10, 2010 | On the Nightstand
People who write have good book lists…. My friend and fellow author Donald Farinacci wrote a fine non-fiction book, ‘Truman and MacArthur: Adversaries for a Common Cause,’ published this year by Merriam Press. Today, September 10, is the eve of the worst day in... by Jack Woodville London | Sep 7, 2010 | Articles
“Maybe Africa should never have been called the Dark Continent; I find it nice here and wish you could see the wild flowers.” An artillery soldier in April 1943, during the drive to capture Tunisia. “To hear their piteous crys for help God forbid that I shall ever... by Jack Woodville London | Sep 7, 2010 | Uncategorized
“Maybe Africa should never have been called the Dark Continent; I find it nice here and wish you could see the wild flowers.” An artillery soldier in April 1943, during the drive to capture Tunisia. “To hear their piteous crys for help God forbid that I shall ever... 
by Jack Woodville London | Sep 1, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: Translated and typed by Vernon W. Miller, great, great-grandson of Amanda and Alex Williams
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