... 1915, is because all our successes, their entirety, were not equivalent in military value the Battle the Marne or the First Battle Ypree alone. By the Battle Chapel! (March 10; 11, and 12) our troops by magnificent heroism gained patoh of ground atout ...

... British Campaigns in France and FLanders ; Colonel Murray's ' Fortnigbtdy ' History of the 'War ; Philip Gibe's Battles of the Somme; and Lord Narthcliffe'e At the War. For some reason op other biographies have had a conspicuous place in the lists ...