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Shot at dawn; Justice does not have an expiry date

Different spanks for different ranks Lions led by donkeys The last words of James Templeton, a 20-year-old mill apprentice from Belfast, are written neatly in his own hand. Before he was executed by his own battalion in the trenches of northern France in 1916, Templeton wrote: ‘I’m sorry for what I have done’. This was … Read more

Categories 20th-century / Contemporary History, Issue 1 (Jan/Feb 2005), News, News, Volume 13
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