The Accrington Pals (play)
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The Accrington Pals is a 1982 play by Peter Whelan set in Accrington during the first few years of the World War I.
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[edit] May
- I never believed war would make a difference like this. There's money around. [
[edit] Bertha
- I couldn't love a man who'd stayed at home. [This is from Regeneration by Pat Barker, not the Accrington Pals]!
[edit] Rivers
- I shall be his very shadow.
[edit] Tom
- Then it depends on which way you read them.
