This book has written as the correspondence of an ex-Baseball player, over in France as a soldier in World War I. He's not the brightest lad in the armed forces. Not by quite a long way. In fact, if you took his character and gave him a sweeter nature and shoehorned in a few folksy insights, you'd be looking at something like Forrest Gump.
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