How To Use Early days In A Sentence

In the early days after the birth, it can be useful to set aside some time to rest when the baby sleeps.
The car is still in its early days yet it has already given glimpses of its potential.
It is in the early days of the rivalry that Hayes digs up the most interesting stories, such as when Cardiff's Burton scored with an extravagant scissors kick and was congratulated by players from both teams.
One curious survivor from the early days of headed cabbages is the enormously tall Jersey or walking stick cabbage, whose stem is as high as a man and has been recorded as reaching 5 metres.
In the early days, during the service, the congregants had the odd practice of auctioning the aliyoth or ‘privileges’ given to certain congregants, the money being used to maintain the synagogue.

The Icelandic volcano EyjafjallajÃ¶kull, which generated by far the most buzz on the show floor, landed a seven-figure deal for a memoir that will cover its early days as a steam-venting fumarole right through to its headline-making eruption. Laurence Hughes: Things I'd Like to See This Weekend on C-SPAN's "Book TV"
Iwas taught a harsh lesson in my early days at Liverpool that stood me in good stead for the rest of my playing career. Times, Sunday Times
Our progress has been fairly slow so far, but it's early days.
In the early days of television, announcers looked into a camera and essentially read the news wires into it.
A bride, as in early days, wears a white robe woven of white cotton by her uncles.
It is in the early days of the rivalry that Hayes digs up the most interesting stories, such as when Cardiff's Burton scored with an extravagant scissors kick and was congratulated by players from both teams.
Stiff admission fees kept the riff-raff off the piers in those early days. Times, Sunday Times
In these early days, the gramophone was considered to be little more than a toy, and the ‘great artists’ of the time did not want to condescend to its perceived level to make recordings.
I'm still in the early days of my recovery and that worries me.
In the early days of electric lighting, fixtures intentionally flaunted naked bulbs so that no one could possibly mistake them for gas.
If we wish children to develop awareness and sensitivity, Art and Nature must ramify their schooling from their early days.
Grandiose though he was, he could hardly have imagined the fearsome awfulness of the twenty-first-century American imperium when he baptized its birth in the early days of the Second World War.
In the early days of the industry, that aspect was quite labour intensive as the seed was sown by hand into fertilized drills.
Beads were used as barter in the early days of settlement.
In the early days of television, the engineers who designed and built TV picture tubes faced technical problems that caused them to make some compromises.
The centres in those early days were no more than sheds and small greenhouses. The Sun
In my early days, I was good at covering up my genuine fears and insecurities with sheer bravado. Times, Sunday Times
In the early days of Operation Iraqi Disaster, I engaged in some fact-based blog discussion with what can only be described as a hard-right, neo-fascist group of truly wacky self-described “veterans”, who took my dissention from the party line as a clear case of Treason, and Anti-Americanism. Waldo Jaquith - High-profile bloggers planning code of conduct.
It was a creative time, Mr. Ottolenghi said, and many of what he calls "hardcore Ottolenghi dishes"—like char-grilled broccoli, cheddar-cheese corn bread and marinated aubergine with tahini and oregano—were invented in those early days. Watercress Salad
If I had assured her that she would be torn limb from limb, like an inconvincible aristocrat flaunting abroad during the early days of the French Revolution, she would have grown enthusiastic. The Mountebank
Given that Interzone took its name from Burroughs's city, I think its fair to say that while "Jingling Geordie's Hole" lies, as I recall, at the extreme end of its output at that time, a certain "fucked-up" aesthetic was at play in those early days of the magazine, before Cyberpunk, before the New Space Opera, before the New Weird, or Mundane-SF, or even Infernokrusher. Why Do I Infernokrush?
In the early days there was nothing else for it but to cut the snow into blocks using shovels and then throw it over the wall.
Penicillin, in fact, saved so many lives in its early days that statues of Alexander Fleming were erected at many bullrings around Spain.
The military was criticised in the early days of the conflict for failing to give sufficient care to wounded troops. Times, Sunday Times
In the early days Busacher had tried to discourage him.
It appears that he slew also a notable dun cow, of a kind of mastodon breed, which prevailed in those early days, which was making great havoc in the neighborhood. Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1
The state of old maidism was reached at a very early age in those early days; Higginson wrote of an "antient maid" of twenty-five years. Customs and Fashions in Old New England
This is what we used to call a bummer, back in the Early Days The old man in the truck stared down at me in slow alarm. A Daemon at Oxford
The story of the railways of Shanghai goes back to the early days of Western settlement in the city after it was forced open by the unequal treaties imposed by the Western imperialists.
Its commitment to open proselytizing and open dissemination of ideas through the printed word was conceivable only in the relatively liberal atmosphere that prevailed in the early days of the July Monarchy.
Way back in the early days of the last century it was chiselled into shape in Pairc Mor Wood or Garrdha Chill.
One reason the Israelis had gotten into so much trouble during the early days of the war was that they "overlearned" the lessons of the 1967 Six Day War. The Redhunter
He would, particularly in the early days, ply me with champagne and caviar. Times, Sunday Times
She was well known as an airwoman in the early days of flying and in 1930 was created a dame of the British empire for her services to aviation.
The embeds did a super job in the early days in Iraq.
We will conclude this second part by giving a brief notice of some of those who, in the early days of aerostation, fell martyrs to their devotion to the new cause, and sometimes victims to their own want of foresight and their inexperience. Wonderful Balloon Ascents
This ancient placental family coexisted with the marsupials from the early days of the continent's isolation.
In these early days a flying career was not particularly attractive in view of the frequency of fatal accidents.
His foster mother showed me mobile phone video clips of his early days with her family. Times, Sunday Times
In the early days , the railways mainly carried goods.
In these early days this Agency used the facilities of the Exchange in disposing of pool grain. The State and Foreign Trade
Related Article NATO Strikes Gadhafi Compound Rebels have held portions of the city since the early days of the uprising, which began two months ago, but residents have been cornered and endured government shelling for weeks, leading to what aid agencies have described as a burgeoning humanitarian disaster. Rebel Gains Fail to End Siege of Libyan City
Sure, Nordstrom had to use an operator to place a telephone call in her early days, worked off of carbon copies, and used a telefax to send big news, but the basic elements of making books remains exactly the same. Jennie Nash: The Making of a Novel: 8 Enduring Truths About Publishing
You remember there had been developed in my laboratory by Randall and Boot, a cavity magnetron which made microwave radar possible and I went to America in connection with the early days of this.
His foster mother showed me mobile phone video clips of his early days with her family. Times, Sunday Times
Alison knew of this place from her early days as one of the demimondaine-but of course, unlike the rest of her sisters-in-sin, she'd had the means at her disposal to ensure she got a wedding ring before too long into her arrangement. Phoenix And Ashes
Specific targets for pupil achievement were part of the package, and in the early days maybe they did help focus schools' attention and ginger us all up a bit.
In the early days most don't usually discuss anything about commitment and the future, but the pop star lovebirds had a tarot reading this week. The Sun
Visitors to the flat in those early days found the scene touching. AN UNLIKELY COUNTESS: Lily Budge and the 13th Earl of Galloway
Nor was it long, catching their spirit, ere she was singing to them and teaching them quaint songs of early days which she had herself learned as a little girl from Cady -- Cady, the saloonkeeper, pioneer, and ax-cavalryman, who had been a bull-whacker on the Salt Intake Trail in the days before the railroad. CHAPTER VIII
The existence and amount of genome size variation within species of higher plants have been topical since the early days of genome size research, when commercial cytophotometers became available.
Writers recognise, of course, that this happy state of affairs cannot come about overnight; but in the early days, when hope is intense in their bosoms, they can see no reason why it should not be achieved by 4 p.m. next Thursday.
Either Americans 'reaction to the shootings at Fort Hood are a reversion to the early days after 9/11, when every brown-skinned man in a skullcap was a terrorist suspect. False Dichotomies
Once a year in the early days, the body of an executed criminal would be handed over to the college for anatomical study.
With many generations to come, the name of César de St. Auban must perforce be familiar as that of one of the greatest roysterers and most courtly libertines of the early days of Louis XIV., as well as that of a rabid anti-cardinalist and frondeur, and one of the earliest of that new cabal of nobility known as the petits-maîtres, whose leader the Prince de Condé was destined to become a few years later. The Suitors of Yvonne: being a portion of the memoirs of the Sieur Gaston de Luynes
She would be falsely modest not to acknowledge that she had come a very long way since those early days.
She was the doyenne of the staff, having been with the school since its very early days in Tirol. CHALLENGE FOR THE CHALET SCHOOL
The early days of automobiling were not fraught with so many technicalities as to-day, when the last new thing may be a benzine bus or a turbine trailer; formerly everything was simple and crude, -- and more or less inefficient. The Automobilist Abroad
John Fraser, is an accomplished descendant from the early days of journalists. Personal Responsibility and the Media
Looks quite promising, though it's early days yet what with the film's release date having been put back to December so as to allow time for reshoots.
Our progress has been fairly slow so far, but it's early days.
Here's an interesting article about how modern political debate resembles the pamphleteers in the early days of the US Republic.
Eden is more lush ( "lusher" is a word, but doesn't it sound weird?), more confident, and Merchant the writer finds a sweet spot between the overly earnest lyrics of her early days and the occasionally generic material from her later solo years. A Special Way of Being Afraid
Our progress has been fairly slow so far, but it's early days.
My communicativeness has been already encouraged with the perusal of two letters from the same ex-ceirent man to Dr. Bartlett; to whom, from early days (as I shall be soon more particularly informed) he has given an account of all his conduct and movements. Sir Charles Grandison
In it they mention how in the early days of the CCF Tommy and others would do what they called a "saw-off" in which different parties would agree not to run candidates against one another in certain riding's in an effort to defeat the Liberals. Harper Burns The Reichstag ... er ... Locks The Doors Of Parliament
Darren fondly remembers those early days, playing backyard cricket with keen family and friends.
In the early days of TV with only three or four broadcasters, television was forced to assume all people were essentially alike and accordingly had to deny the most obvious fact about consumers and citizens -- their prodigious, efflorescent diversity. Creating Value in a Competitive Media Industry
In the lobby there's a display of photos of the theater from its early days.
I also suspect that while I was collecting an extended family of trolls with differently coloured fluorescent hair, these guys spent their early days making Airfix models of battleships.
Because of their lightness they don't need an airfield to take off or land and in their early days they had an unenviable safety record. Times, Sunday Times
It is early days, but it is possible that this kind of inclusivity is exactly what our notoriously shambolic film industry needs.
Their roots were firmly in the ballads and traditional music in the early days.
In the early days of his England captaincy, John Terry often found himself wincing when asked to recall his misspent youth. Top stories from Times Online
In the park's early days, pine trees were planted on the higher points of the park.
In the early days of settlement in the valley there were two schools, one at the top and one near the Akaroa Road.
The avalanche of incredulity, ridicule and scepticism that greeted anyone who came out as a "tweeter" in those early days is hard to imagine now, five years on. Twitter's five-year evolution from ridicule to dissidents' tool
Their situation reminds me of the early days of our Apollo space programs, when astronauts were blasted into the sky aboard small capsules. Christianity Today
Whereas in the early days of the internet companies pretty much threw up a website and hoped for the best, Web 2.0 casts a much wider net and enables the marketer to literally systematize and automate the lead generation process. Force Set | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles
The comic went to school with the Twilight star and regularly mocked the heart-throb during his early days as a stand up comic. The Sun
But in the early days of the 1900s, some ‘fakes’ were attempting to heal people by dunking them in cold water or prescribing alcohol as a cure all.
It was his zeal for clean energy that kept him going in the early days when none of the big energy suppliers wanted to buy his electricity. Times, Sunday Times
Thus the simple chanting and praying of the early days could not have sufficed the new extended demands.
In the lobby there's a display of photos of the theater from its early days.
In the early days, punk was a Northern thing, and more specifically, a Manchester thing.
If you go back and look at the early days of the semiconductor revolution, you see that there were many ideas for how to build gate sets out of n-type and p-type transistors.
Bell caddied some for Woods during his early days but will step aside when a successor for Williams is announced. Big Names Tee Up for Thailand
He had no burning ambition to climb to the upper reaches of management in those early days, however.
I well remember in my early days we used the feather duster-all that happened was that the movable dust was stirred up, only to settle over a wider area-so the feather duster is no longer used. What Shall We Fight it With?
It's keynote is simple, and borrowed from the early days of Bolshevist Russia: "The Whole World Is Against Us. A Whole World Against Us
The tank has come a long way since those early days, when it was little more than a steel-plated machinegun carrier.
This "localisation" - and a hand-in-hand plan to increase margins - is in its early days but the company believes it is bearing fruit. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
In the early days John was routinely accused of glibness, superficiality, mannerism, of Pop-Art vacancy and amorality.
Simply flying jet fighters in those early days involved high risk.
In the early days after the birth, it can be useful to set aside some time to rest when the baby sleeps.
In the early days of quarrying, one-foot holes were made and whole kegs of gunpowder used in blasting.
Still remember the thrill, in those early days, of discovering scarce URLs; now they're printed on every piece of disposable packaging that I throw in the bin.
In his early days, William's father was not sure his son was progressing along the right lines.
Has this exhibition rekindled the memories of those early days? The Sun
She talks of her confrontational attitude toward them during the early days of her captivity.
The company's success can be traced back to its early days in the late 1980s when it adopted a strategy of acquisition and diversification.
Shaft sinkers and developers were the direct descendants of the contractor who in early days on the goldfields had developed, stoped or trammed* for a fixed price per unit of work done. Class & Colour in South Africa - Chapter 13
Come to think of it, the technique of direct selling was prevalent right from the early days of trade and commerce.
On the other hand, in the early days a considerable percentage of our hits were by ourselves, admiring our own handiwork.
In the early days of DNA testing, samples had to be over a certain size for scientists to work with them, but now the smallest trace of body fluid or even skin flakes can provide a profile.
Some of the practices common in the early days of telemarketing gave our industry a bad name.
The cowcatcher was a large and important structure in the early days of railroading, but it has become relatively useless with the decrease of grade crossings and the construction of more complete lines of fence. The Doctrine of Evolution Its Basis and Its Scope
The bombastic sci-fi series returns with a prequel exploring the early days of humanity's battle against a subterranean alien horde. Times, Sunday Times
As the unprejudiced reader sees [Dr Gummere proceeds] this clear and admirable account confirms the doctrine of early days revived with fresh ethnological evidence in the writings of Dr Brown and of Adam Smith, that dance, poetry and song were once a single and inseparable function, and is in itself fatal to the idea of rhythmic prose, of solitary recitation, as foundations of poetry. IV. Children’s Reading (II)
'A new review of the potential for this therapy has been favourable showing there is a potential role for stimulation of the genioglossus muscle, but it is still early days, and we need to wait for the result of further trials to see just how effective this treatment may be, 'says Professor Jim Horne, head of the sleep laboratory at Loughborough University. Home | Mail Online
Backed, in the early days at least, by a farsighted, philanthropic publisher, and harnessing the possibilities afforded by new technology as they became available, he brought musicology into the modern era.
So I came up with the idea of melding pulp adventure novels with the early days of World War One. On writing The Moonlight Mistress
However, he must be a man of means, as he has given her a charming flat, beautifully decorated with water-colours which the Colonel salved from the French château in the early days -- these army fellows had all the chances. The Diary of a U-boat Commander With an Introduction and Explanatory Notes by Etienne
For reasons I now do not recall, he yarned about the ‘early days, bad old days‘.
She carried a heavy workload, much involved in paediatric oncology and the early days of bone marrow transplantation.
Back in the early days of this site, in the doldrum and delirium of 2002, it seemed there was very little at stake, and I could spew forth regardless of consequence. Pears and bananas
In the early days, I used greenheart, followed by bamboo.
As rebels challenging pro-Qaddafi forces struggled to regroup around the oil port of Brega, and the roar of allied warplanes was heard again over the capital, residents reacted in shock at the defection of Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa, a close ally of Colonel Qaddafi's since the early days of the revolution, who once earned the nickname "envoy of death" for his role in the assassinations of earlier Libyan defectors. NYT > Home Page
It should be recognised that we are still in the early days of case-mix accounting.
In my early days, I was good at covering up my genuine fears and insecurities with sheer bravado. Times, Sunday Times
First, the quality of the phosphors available in the early days was not that great, and the dots would start to fade out before the entire screen could be painted.
The closest railhead was hundreds of miles away and, in those early days of aviation, an air drop was out of the question.
As you know, in the early days of this -- in the early post - September 11 days, there was a faction led by Paul Wolfowitz, the deputy secretary of Defense, who really wanted to go after Iran aggressively and that faction, that voice within the administration, has kind of quieted down, but there's a lot of support for that and the question is: What does going after Iran mean? CNN Transcript Nov 18, 2001
Nevertheless in the early days many of the other forms of bacteria died off in vast numbers.
For that reason clarinets have been built since their early days in different keys.
His foster mother showed me mobile phone video clips of his early days with her family. Times, Sunday Times
(In my early days of settlement, Arthur did just that, bashing weak palings in with his head, the better to check there were no cats in the great beyond).
The 138-acre site housed a recycle mill with open-hearth furnaces from the early days of the 20th Century.
In the early days most don't usually discuss anything about commitment and the future, but the pop star lovebirds had a tarot reading this week. The Sun
For a while, in those early days, Bolton seemed like a garrison town, the streets full of men in khaki.
In our early days, my entering classmates were often befuddled by the kind of readings we were given.
Walton, who in early days dabbled in atonality, eventually settled for neo-romanticism and his Viola Concerto is a most elegiac composition.
The seriousness with which the elder Pisoni mentored his son helped to build a solid appreciation for craft and precision as well as the history and tradition of clowning from the early days of the commedia dell'arte to the present. George Heymont: Once More With Feeling
This tension between image and interpretation was also at play in the early days of photography.
That hearkens back to your early days, when you guys were cranking out music at a ridiculously prolific rate.
In its early days,the group was composed primarily of nuns, but now its ranks include almost as many 'laywomen' as sisters. Archives de la Stan
In his early days Ernie, who was born in England, became a young seaman and travelled to many exotic parts of the world as a deckhand on freighters.
From early days the taking of solemn religious oaths was regarded as an essential part of the political and social order.
Wynn learned the basics by working for his father in bingo establishments and worked as a slot and keno manager in his early days. Bartolotta Ristorante de Mare – Travel to the Italian Seaside Without the Jetlag
In the early days of cat shows, going back to 1861, the Maine Coon was a popular participant, but when the Persians came along in the 1900's the Maine Coon went into decline. Xml's Blinklist.com
She would be falsely modest not to acknowledge that she had come a very long way since those early days.
In the early days of Everquest, there were a number of websites set up just to harvest usernames and passwords, and about 5% of the EQ userbase used the same username/pwd as their game accounts. What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned | FactoryCity
It is quite tough being away in these early days so it will be nice to catch up. Times, Sunday Times
This damaged an old friendship that went back to their early days in local government together. Times, Sunday Times
As she reminisces on camera, she also recalls her early days of stardom as an actress and her subsequent career.
I still fondly remember the early days of the Internet when I used leetspeak to type things my parents couldn't read.
Jimmy Carter comes to mind in the early days he would pour over budgets, read legislation all the way through and even review requests to use the White House tennis courts, he became known as a myopic micro manager. CNN Transcript Nov 24, 2008
In those early days, it had been only a faint polliwog of mist, moving slowly through the constellation of Eridanus, just south of the Equator. Of Time and Stars
He also has a collection of Rentokil news letters going back to his early days which made for fascinating reading after dinner.
On his own highly idiosyncratic terms, he revisits the conflict between Christian and pagan thought that marked Iceland's early days and carries out his own syntheses.
In the early days they had a clockwork tape recorder, and sat under trees with storytellers and bottles of rum.
Where is the 'change' in the way the public can experience these early days of Obama's era that might draw on the networked, collectivised nature of the victory? Indra Adnan: Don't Turn Obama Into Blair
But it did not appear at Valmont or in early days at Prangins in spite of drugs at Valmont and disintoxication at Prangins for she was sunk safely in her insane self on both occasions. A Life in Letters
It's counterculture from the Emo fad and the early days of Radiohead. "Would you like to see a little of it?" said the Mock Turtle.
The short was produced in Hollywood in 1931-the early days of the talkies - when it was common practice for films to be cranked out in various language versions for foreign markets.
In these early days, they are found most often over lakes and marshes where flying insects are abundant. Times, Sunday Times
Virginia unionists controlled the state secession convention from its opening in February into the early days of April.
In the early days of 1914-15, these newspapers would have long and weighty editorials which called forth longer and weightier letters from "veritas" and "old subscriber. Private Peat
These are early days in a fight that could last a decade. Times, Sunday Times
The early days of the Orchestra required assiduous fundraising efforts by its supporters, sometimes at considerable cost to themselves.
In the early days, some media latched onto the story and it was sensationalised by those who anchored it to their agenda and preconceptions.
His concerts, particularly in the early days, garnered glowing reviews. Times, Sunday Times
With music the best time is in the early days, in childhood time -- _in the first days_. Music Talks with Children
As she reminisces on camera, she also recalls her early days of stardom as an actress and her subsequent career.
And this is immediately apparent when one returns, in the final chapter, to the heady early days in New York.
As you might expect of an old buffer, I much prefer the early days of the music biz.
It's still early days, and bitcoin is not without its share of problems.
NOSTAJA: I-- after watching your show, watching CNN, the early days of the hurricane, I called the Red Cross and said, Can I get involved, and what do I need to do? CNN Transcript Sep 15, 2005
In the early days of Pete's career he dabbled with the idea of becoming a keyboard player.
In the early days, after meetings in McGuinness's flat on Waterloo Road, the band would reach into a jar of coins their manager kept on his sideboard for their bus fare home.
For most couples, circumstances will differ radically from the early days of marriage.
He never had any chance of being especially gifted athletically or socially. But what could he have been if his world had been a little different in the early days?
The former justice minister is known as an avuncular and soft-spoken man who quit the cabinet in the early days of the uprising and immediately joined the rebels in Benghazi. Rebels and Gaddafi forces battle in eastern and western Libya
Iwas taught a harsh lesson in my early days at Liverpool that stood me in good stead for the rest of my playing career. Times, Sunday Times
These rather different kinds of miniatures - although not as well known as the other Mughal paintings - were patronised by Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II of Bijapur during the early days of miniatures.
In these early days a flying career was not particularly attractive in view of the frequency of fatal accidents.
In the early days of the net (and before that, the days of suburban BBSs) there were certain protocols/etiquettes – “netiquettes” you had to adhere to. Why is O’Reilly Hell-bent on a Code of Conduct for Bloggers?
Second, the lack of research by the local press with regard to this organisation in the early days of the campaign went largely uncorrected.
Admittedly, these were early days in the season, before the tough training schedule at Richmond had beefed up fitness levels.
[3] During these early days, it must be allowed, the boy was something too much of a talker, in part, may be, because of his bringing-up. Cyropaedia
They learned in their early days with prodigious rapidity, illustrating the deep difference between the "big-brain" type, relatively poor in its endowment of instinctive capacities, but eminently "educable," and the "little-brain" type, say, of ants and bees, richly endowed with instinctive capacities, but very far from being quick or glad to learn. The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) A Plain Story Simply Told
The result is the single most comprehensive account of the early days at Dovercourt.
I can account this socially debilitative disease to my early days in primary school where I was ridiculed for assuming that L, M, N, O, P was a word and ostracized for recounting stories told to me by my less PC relatives.
The bombastic sci-fi series returns with a prequel exploring the early days of humanity's battle against a subterranean alien horde. Times, Sunday Times
Nelson, historic landmarks from the early days of the fur-trader, the gold miner and the explorer.
In the early days farmers would bring their churn of milk to the Creamery by what ever means was available to them, horse and cart, donkey and cart or tractor and trailer.
Because obstacle of this ill spirit, mood is more outstanding, ever named before for " the catatonia before classics " , " insecurity of classics early days is asked for integratedly " .
His concerts, particularly in the early days, garnered glowing reviews. Times, Sunday Times
In the early days of homeopathy, Galenic herbalism was dying and allopathy was on the rise.
In the early days of analog, the customer interface device was called a converter.
I still have a scar from my own hopeful schuss during my innocent early days.
[Footnote 2: In his early days the President of the Royal Academy painted a very striking portrait of Jane Porter, as "Miranda," and Harlowe painted her in the canoness dress of the order of St. Joachim.] International Weekly Miscellany - Volume 1, No. 7, August 12, 1850
From the frozen guns of American dogfaces in the Korean conflict, to the jammed M16s that became a national scandal in the early days of the war in Vietnam, weapons systems failing in combat have been a well-documented horror story.
Back in the early days of the affair, the answers are tangible enough. Times, Sunday Times
In the early days, the novels received some respectful reviews and won a small band of devoted admirers.

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