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Harry Farr
Private Harry Farr (1891– 18 October 1916) was a British soldier who was executed during World War I for cowardice at the age of 25. He came from Kensington in London and was serving in the 1st Battalion, the West Yorkshire Regiment. He was formally pardoned by the British Government in 2006.
Background.
Harry Farr was born in 1891. He joined the British Army as a professional soldier on 8 May 1908, enlisting at Hursely Park. 
On the outbreak of World War 1
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