Over Here and Over There
Harry Zody
Lu par MaryAnn
In publishing this book I have no intention whatsoever to offer a work of great literary value. As such it would undoubtedly be a failure, because, being of a non-English-speaking race, and only having been in this country a comparatively short time before going over to France, I cannot claim a mastery of the English language. It has merely been my intention to express the spirit which led me to America and thence with Pershing's Expeditionary Forces to France. (From Introductory) (0 hr 58 min)
Chapitres
| Introductory | 1:44 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Reveille, Vive La France!, God Guard Our Boys, To-Morrow | 4:31 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| For our Flag, My New Profession, The Greatest Heros of Them All | 4:58 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Our Share, We're In It, The Call of Battle, Somewhere in France | 4:36 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Lest We Forget, ''They Shall Not Pass'', Think This Over, Our Army's Eye | 5:00 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| A Hot Night | 8:49 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Jerusalem--Redeemed, Joe Byle, Russia, Memories | 4:59 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Gas, My Pals, Just Plain Americans, Mother | 4:55 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| Our Devil Hound Marines, Her Picture, My Boy Came Back, The Smile Victorious, T… | 5:09 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| How I Became A one Hundred Per Cent American | 12:29 | Lu par MaryAnn |
| A Prayer | 1:05 | Lu par MaryAnn |
Critiques
Enjoyable!
kdh
A quick read, but worthwhile! The poetry is pretty good; some of them made me cry—notably Redeemed and Joe Blye! I enjoyed the biographical section. This is a very patriotic work (by an American not born in America), and there’s much to appreciate about his experiences, perspectives, and values. I’ll pull this out if I need a good reading to share on the 4th of July!