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... moment when the German retreat bears witness to the force of the smashing blows delivered by the British armies in the Battle of the Somme. The story, which Mr. Buchan tells as only he can, exhibits in the most graphic fashion the step-by-step advance which ...
... Gallipoli. By Major H. M. ALEXANDER, D.S.O. Dane. By ERICH ERICHSEN. Cr.Bvo. 2/6 net. MR. PHILIP GIBBS’ FAMOUS BOOKS. THE BATTLES OF THE SOMME. THE SOUL OF THE WAR. By PHILIP GIBBS. Cr. Bvo. 6/- net. By PHILIP GIBBS. Popular Edition. 2/- net. ...
... He was wounded at the battle of Cbapelle. Afterwards was attached to the Royal Irish Fusiliers, and went to Salonika, where he was again wounded in December, 1915. Later rejoined the Bedfordshires, and was the battle of the Somme, and has been at the front ...
... current already. Even in the more recent operations, comparing the first eighteen days of the Battle of the Somme with the first eighteen days of the Battle of Arras, we captured in the first cue 11,000 prisoners and 51 guns, and in the latter period ...
... well-known ‘‘ History of the War '’ continues to make steady and satisfactory progress. Volume XVI. deals with the Battle of the Somme and gives an admirable presentation of that supremely important episode. Mr. Buchan has added as appendices Sir Douglas ...
... BATTLE of the SOMME 10 (Nelson’s History of the War, Vol. 16) . ey O ...
... him from the cavalry the Infantry. And so for eighteen months commanded an infantry battalion in the trenches. the Battle of tbe Somme was shot in the thigh while assaulting the enemy trenches. ...
... Bvo, pp. 125. Constable net 2/ BUCHAN (John) Nelson’s History of the War. Vol. XVI. The Battle of the Somme. Cr. Bvo, pp. 263. - [g e s e e RT S )SE (J. E.) War ‘Time in our Street. The Story me Companies behind the Firing Line ...
... Services of the belligerents during any one month of the Battle of the Somme seem small when compared with those which are recorded for April. In July of last year, when the Allied offensive on the Somme began, there were 165 British, French, and German machines ...
... Nor shall we see the fruits at once ; we had wait ntil March for the fruits of the battles fought the Somme and the Ancre lasi year; and the effects of the battles of the will all along the Western front and further still afield as the spring campaign ...
... the theatre, while others Me. Martin. mm moving ap amemiment recone Sonth and sad that a new was being Ve tdun, the battle of the Somme. and the like. My, Deceased, who was about 3S their employés, and which, itt was ai CLASS A ME WASHING DISHES. and ...
... Gallipoli campaign, and afterwards went to Egypt, from whence he transferred to Franc© about a year ago. took part in the battle of'tho Somme, and had seen some of the heaviest fighting. was home on leave last September. Prior to enlisting was a farm servant ...