Wartime Poetry and Diaries of a Lincolnshire Seaside Villager in Chapel St Leonards, near Skegness, 1940-1944

Author: May Hill
Edited by Tom Ambridge and Margaret Ambridge
• Illustrated with 33 b/w photographs
• 117pp
• A5
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