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Brothers in arms

By E. Alexander Powell
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A visiting French military commission is received in the United States and the author records their voyage, ceremonial welcome, and progress from coastal ports to the national capital, using vivid travelogue detail. The narrative blends impressions of American historic sites and public ceremonies with portraits of the envoys, battlefield observations drawn from the European struggle, and reflections on shared ideals and sacrifice. Scenes of banquets, official exchanges, and military consultation underscore the practical and emotional dimensions of renewed alliance, while the author emphasizes how the mission strengthened bonds and offered strategic lessons gleaned from recent continental warfare.

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E. Alexander Powell

E. Alexander Powell was an American author and journalist known for his vivid accounts of military life and travel. His works often reflect his experiences during World War I and his explorations in various regions, including Europe and North Africa. Notable titles include "Fighting in Flanders," which provides a firsthand perspective on the war, and "Brothers in Arms," which delves into the camaraderie among soldiers. Powell's writing is characterized by its engaging narrative style and detailed observations, making significant contributions to the literature of his time.

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