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Soldiers' Pay

by William Faulkner

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Soldiers' Pay

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Reverend Joseph Mahon

Cecily Saunders

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Charlestown, Georgia, USA

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Canonical title	Soldiers' Pay
Original publication date	1926
People/Characters	Donald Mahon, Joe Gilligan, Margaret Powers, Reverend Joseph Mahon, Cecily Saunders, George Farr (show all 9), Emmy, Januarius Jones, Julian Lowe
Important places	Charlestown, Georgia, USA

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