The Wine Press - A Tale of War. By Alfred Noyes.

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The Wine Press - A Tale of War. By Alfred Noyes. Blackwood and Sons Edinburgh and London 1913. A powerful, long narrative anti-war poem written by English poet Alfred Noyes and published in 1913.

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