My Dear Daisy

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The narrative unfolds through the letters of William Stocker, a soldier born in 1892 who served in World War I. These letters, discovered after his death, offer a poignant glimpse into his experiences, ranging from the brutal realities of war to mundane concerns like sharpening razors. Readers will find his voice compelling, revealing his growing discontent yet sustained by faith and future hopes. This collection appeals to both military and social history enthusiasts, particularly during centennial commemorations.