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... thanks to their effort:, the enemy has nowhere been able to achieve a success of any importance by mining. During the battle of the Somme the work of the Tunnelling Companies contributed in no 'small degree to the successful issue of several operations. ...
... Dominion and quarter of the Empire, whether Regulars, Territorials, or men of the New Armies, have borne a share in the Battle of the Somme. While some have been more fortunate than others in opportunities for dir. tinction, all have done their duty nobly ...
... flimsier the better. When we read of all the assaults the Allies having collapsed during the past year, we think of the Battle of the Somme as recorded in Sir Douglas Haig’s dispatch, of the glory of the French Verdun, of the brilliant offensive of our ...
... mine sweepers, trawlers, etc.; “The Broken Wing,” a new volume of poetry by the Hindu poet, Mrs. Sarojini Naidu; * The Battles of the Somme,”’ a new book, by Mr. Philip Gibbs; a cheap, shilling edition of * The Nature of Man,” by Elie Metchnikoff. Tue Iris ...
... Haig on the Somme Battle. Halo's dispatch upon the battle of the Somme, the full text of which we publish to-day, will be read with extraordinary interest in this country. • It is the first official narrative, not only of the greatest battle ...
... hed commander ‘vho has more than justified his selection in the Battle of the Somme. We note with pleasure also the promotion of two generals who distinguished themselves in that battle--- Sir Henry Rawlinson and Sir Hubert. Gough, the Comtnanders of ...
... ed audience witnessed this afternoon at the Imperial Theatre the British official war films, including that of the Battle of the Somme. Over 800 leaders of Japanese life were present, in addition to several representatives of the Imperial Family. The ...
... the race,” The Times.” JANUARY Number container The Seene of War.—lV. By Odysseus. The British in France—Tanks—The Battle ef the Somme—The Comman* der-in-Ghiof. Increased Agricultural Production. Professor Somerville, Oxford University. TaJis off a Gasnlpe ...
... pp- N Nedbr 48 DB 3/6 BATTLE of Jutland Bank (The) The Dispatches of Sir John Jellicoe and Vice-Admiral Sir David Beatty. Cr. Bvo, pp. 100. Ozford Univ. P. .ccooovnnrnrene net 6d BUCHAN (John) The Battle of the Somme. First Phase. Cr. Bvo, pp ...
... BOMBARDMENT OF NIEUPOBT CANONS ET' MUNITIONS iFiencla Official), THE NAVAL FORCES (Britain, Fraricc, Italy, Russia), BATTLE OF THE SOMME o;Ticiall: and HOMES OF OUR OVER, SEA SOLDI-ERS i KI, , TEMACOLOR. -Jun .15. RATTLE ANCRII, OF 'IHE TANKS, SHAFTESBURY ...
... prove to the French that they could no longer win,” battered itself to frustration against Verdun. And finally the Battle of the Somme produced the conviction in Germany that a military decision 44 in the full peace-compelling sense” was no longer attainable ...
... to battle. Very high praise is booorded by Sir Douglas Haig to all ranks for their heroism and endurance, and he specially mentions Sir Henry S. Rawlinson, who had charge of the main offensive operations. Sir Douglas Haig's despatch on the Battle of the ...