A Seeker After Truths: The Life and Times of G. A. Studdert Kennedy ('Woodbine Willie') 1883-1929 General History along with a large number

along with a large number of illustrations and period photographs rarely seen

Women began to work in munitions factories

by Pat Barker

helped save the French capital and played a key role in turning the tide of the war

But the true story is quite the opposite

A Seeker After Truths: The Life and Times of G. A. Studdert Kennedy ('Woodbine Willie') 1883-1929 General History along with a large numberDescription by Linda Parker Hardback Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy became one of the most famous army chaplains of the First World War, earning the nickname Woodbine Willie because of his habit of giving out both cigarettes and bibles to the men at the front. During the war he also earned the reputation of an unconventional preacher, who kept men spellbound with his passionate oratory. He believed that the place of the army chaplain in battle was near the