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Edgar Mobbs was the most famous England rugby player to die in the First World War. He passed into sporting military legend when he was killed in 1917 on the opening day of the Battle Passchendaele.

Olympic champion, composer, pianist, intellectual, leader of men and diarist, never before published in full, Frederick Kelly's story is a tale of courage, tragedy and lost potential. It is a fascinating and at times emotional insight into the mind of one of the era's unsung heroes during some of the most deadly battles of the First World War.