The New Zelanders in Sinai and Palestine
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Verdun Press, 2014.
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9781782892441

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Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles., & Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles|AUTHOR. (2014). The New Zelanders in Sinai and Palestine . Verdun Press.

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Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles and Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles|AUTHOR. 2014. The New Zelanders in Sinai and Palestine. Verdun Press.

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Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles and Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles|AUTHOR. The New Zelanders in Sinai and Palestine Verdun Press, 2014.

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Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles, and Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Powles|AUTHOR. The New Zelanders in Sinai and Palestine Verdun Press, 2014.

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