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Old 18 November 2008, 07:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Thumbs up The book on Thomas Colvill-Jones

Friends of the Forum.
Recently departed published a book, whose author is Lorraine Colvill-Jones, a descendant of Anglo-Argentine pilot Captain Thomas Colvill-Jones and Captain Robert Colvill-Jones.
The book has been titled: "His son who loves", History's first 'Ace' Argentinean of the first World War.
The book is based on family archives, and information gathered in the especialized literature.
With introduction of Norman Franks, and foreword by Claudio Meunier, the book is written in Spanish, and it's an interesting piece of about 260 pages. I recommend it.
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Old 18 November 2008, 12:29 PM   #3 (permalink)
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That's fantastic! I hope an English translation will be available.

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