y separately published work icon Death Sat on a Pale Horse : The World war One Diaries, Letters and Sketches of Harold Stephens and W. 'Billy' O'Neil anthology   diary   correspondence  
Issue Details: First known date: 2008... 2008 Death Sat on a Pale Horse : The World war One Diaries, Letters and Sketches of Harold Stephens and W. 'Billy' O'Neil
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'Over 90 years ago two friends from the farming community of Cowra, New South Wales joined the Australian Army - the Journalist/cartoonist Stephens and his friend and neighbouring farmer Billy O'Neil. This book combines the diaries and photos of these two men, plus Stephens' sketches, newspaper articles and extracts from his unpublished book Sacrifice Unending.' - from frontmatter

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  • Epigraph: And I looked, and behold a pale horse, and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him ... etc - Revelations Chapter 6, verse 8.

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