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Pardon My Take
A Farewell to Arms was briefly discussed when Billy Football accidentally confused it with All Quiet on the Western Front. He noted that Hemingway's novel focused on the Italian campaign of World War I rather than the German perspective. The mention was primarily used to clarify which war novel he had been thinking of during a previous reading experience.
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While discussing "All Quiet on the Western Front," the speaker momentarily confused it with this book, noting that it was about the Italian campaign of World War I and Hemingway's work.
I was like wait I thought this book was about an Italian soldier not a German soldier and then I got halfway through and I was like yeah I'm thinking of the wrong book was Farewell at arms was that George Bernard Shaw it's a German I
Yeah, no, I think I think it's World War one. I thought it was a span the Bell tolls