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This cartoon illustrates a common difference of opinion on what exactly represents 'enough'

'A march to the Bank

William Windham standing on a whirligig

Jean Baptiste Kléber

Infantry fitted with the latest gas marks and steel helmets, World War I Product:Greetings card This cartoon illustrates a commonInfantry fitted with the latest gas marks and steel helmets, World War I, 1915 1918. The Germans were the first to make use of poison gas on the Western Front, at Ypres in April 1915, but by the end of the war both sides had made extensive use of gas. Stereoscopic card detail.

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Infantry fitted with the latest gas marks and steel helmets, World War I Product:Greetings card This cartoon illustrates a common

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