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Letters from a Yankee Doughboy Paola Bertucci encourage readers to sympathize withLetters From a Yankee Doughboy is a collection of more than 125 letters written by Private 1st Class Raymond W. Maker, to his sister, Eva, a county nurse living in Framingham, Massachusetts, describing his everyday service in combat during World War 1. These letters, edited by Private Maker's grandson, Major Bruce H. Norton (USMC retired) are accompanied by 365 pocket diary entries that Raymond religiously kept throughout the year 1918. Private Maker