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Children rebelled against mothers, And still it had hardly begun.
Byline: SUE CARROLL I SUSPECT it would have broken 111year-old Harry Patch's heart to know that as the Last Post was played for him at Wells Cathedral, the same haunting tune would be echoed in Birmingham for a teenager whose life had hardly begun.
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