Talk:Laurence Stallings

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[edit] Stallings

I have just created this page and plan to update it heavily in the coming weeks. This will explain it's abrupt stop in places, as my writing technique is to start from the beginning working my way to the end. - Diarmada 04:36, 1 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] "The Doughboys"

Are you sure that's a novel? I think it was nonfiction, brought out around 1963 looking towards the 50th anniversary of WWI. Nor do I recall that discussion of black troops was a significant element of the book.