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Shenley in World War 1 A record of a village in war time
In 1914 Shenley had a population of about 1,500 with many people employed on the farms or in the big houses. The large estates brought workers in from all over the country and Shenley residents would often leave the village to find work elsewhere - but this all changed with the outbreak of the First
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In 1914 Shenley had a population of about 1,500 with many people employed on the farms or in the big houses. The large estates brought workers in from all over the country and Shenley residents would often leave the village to find work elsewhere - but this all changed with the outbreak of the FirstPARSED CONTENT
The site had the following in the homepage, "A record of a village in war time." I noticed that the web site stated " Royal Flying Corps at Shenley." They also stated " Shenley and The Great War. The Regular Army, the Reserves, and the Territorials had been expended by the end of 1915 stopping the German advance into France in 1914; at the 1. There was a constant need for more men for the wasteful Passchendaele battles in 1917 and to stop the German offensive in 1918 which ultimately turned into a German retreat and led to the armistice."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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