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... The Battle of the Somme Douglas Haig's despatch the Somme offensive will read with pride and gratitude by all loyal subjects of his Majesty the King. It is, make bold say, one the most remarkable document** ever penned a British soldier. Its graphic ...
... 1916. BATTLE OF THE SOMME Sir Douglas Haig’s Despatch TTi* “Times” in leader .ays:-Sii Douglas Haig's deeps tell -he battle the Somme will read with extraordinary interest in this country. the official narrative, not only t'.ie greatest ...
... bardraent noted in the last British communique is one the most violent since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. Tbe cannonade has been intense not only both banks the Ancre, particularly to the north of the river, but also from Loos to Ypres, where ...
... leadership Your Royal Highness, the Franco-British attacks were arrested. Their attempt break through aa!ed. I and the battle on the Somme was won for us. was this alone that made our dest rue live blows in Rumania possible. desire is to express grateful ...
... have always been optimistic, at least since they got their full suoply of munitions, and I hear them saying that the battle of the Somme taught them eomething which will produce great upon the campaign next veer. The were eye-opener for the enemy, and hear ...