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SORROW...

FELLOWSHIP...

HARD...

NERVOUSNESS...

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This book has given me so hard that it was the time, thinking that you had no job to go to the army, and from there go to war, not I find it funny. And that was the case with David Hall, a poor boy who not have a job had to go to the army, and unfortunately died. I liked me because he understands very well and thanks to Elisabeth Grant, by the book's illustrations, to help you better understand the context.

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I found a song that is titled like the book (Death of a Soldier) and to listen made me imagine what visualize when dying David Hall.

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9. The Death Of A Soldier - Ennio Morricone (The Good, The Bad And The Ugly)

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Philip was born on June 9th, 1947, in Cornwall in the south-west of England. He studied English Literature at Cambridge University from 1965 to 1968. He was also one of the editors of the poetry magazine Solstice. After he received his degree from Cambridge, Philip started working for the British Council. Since 1993. Philip has worked as a freelance writer and trainer. And he wrote four more stories about Lenny Samuel –LA Detective, LA Raid, LA Winners, and LA Movie. A different kind of story, also written for this series was Death of a Soldier. This was a story about the fighting in Northern Ireland and it's effect on ordinary people’s lives. Although this reader upset some people in Britain when it was first published, its story is relevant to any country where people fight each other because of their history and beliefs.

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David Hall was nineteen years old, he lived in Liverpool and he had a girlfriend called Carol.
One day David entered to the army because he didn't find work. He was in Liverpool for four months and later they took him to Belfast, when he arrived, he knew another soldier from Liverpool, the soldier's name was Pete.
Then, David went out in a patrol with Pete, the Sergeant Johnson, the Corporal Thomas and the other two soldiers looking for gunmen.
When they came out to patrol, some children shouted them "soldiers, go home"
Then, while the soldiers were in William Street, two men and a woman they arrived to O'Donnell family's house. The woman was pushing to pram and one of the men was called Frank. They took out a gun of the pram and Frank waited the soldiers. When the soldiers arrived, he pointed the Sergeant Johnson, to the Corporal Thomas and then to David and later he shot him in the head. Then the two men and the woman left the house. The soldiers looked for the gunman, but they didn't find him. Later, a lorry of the army arrived to pick up the body of David.