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The Pipes of War A Record of Achievements of Pipers of Scottish and Overseas Regiments during the War, 1914-18

By B. G. (Bruce Gordon) Seton

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

During a time of immense conflict, brave musicians inspire courage and honor in the hearts of soldiers using the haunting sound of their bagpipes.

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2016-01-23
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"The Pipes of War" by B. G. (Bruce Gordon) Seton chronicles the actions of pipers in Scottish and Overseas Regiments during World War I. The book explains how these musicians risked their lives on the battlefield, and how their music was crucial for morale. The cultural and emotional impact of bagpipes is emphasized by the author, who tells the stories of courageous pipers and remembers those who died in battle during the war. The book starts by describing the traditional role of pipers and the perils they faced in modern war, while acknowledging the significant part they played in raising the spirits of soldiers and upholding Scottish traditions.

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