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¡°Over There _ War Scenes on the Western Front¡± is a collection of essays and observations written by Arnold Bennett during World War I. This book, first published in 1915, contains Bennett's direct experiences and impressions of the war during his visit to the Western Front.
In 'Over There', Arnold Bennett presents a unique perspective on war as a famous British novelist and journalist rather than a soldier.
The book contains a series of essays describing the scenes and individuals Bennett encountered during his visits to the Western Front. He tells vivid and sometimes heartbreaking stories about the atmosphere of war, the hardships soldiers had to endure, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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Summary
When you go into Rheims by the Epernay road, the life of the street seems to be proceeding as usual, except that octroi formalities have been abolished. Women, some young and beautiful, stare nonchalantly as the car passes. Children are playing and shrieking in the sunshine; the little cafes and shops keep open door; the baker is busy; middle-aged persons go their ways in meditation upon existence. It is true there are soldiers; but there are soldiers in every important French town at all seasons of the year in peace-time.