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Alfred Leete. He was a Coy Clerk in The Artists Rifles. Best known for http://scr.tw/nXy41NA See http://scr.tw/pbylO1T
Alfred Leete. He was a Coy Clerk in The Artists Rifles. Best known for http://scr.tw/nXy41NA See http://scr.tw/pbylO1T
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