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... Britain Overseas ” and ” The Pageant of English Literature ”) has given a bright and vivid account of events from the Battle of the Somme to the end of 1916. The book has a good coloured frontispiece, of a Britis seaplane tracking a submarine, with numerous ...
... kinds, which have never yet heen seen save by the privileged few. The table on which Sir Douglas Haig planned out the Battle of the Somme is among them, with *“signs ~ taken from ...
... famous regiment which: had alone cas back in screaming terror the whole British Army; seven millions in number, at the battle of the Somme. It is for us as worthy children of the Old German Fatherland to look facts in the face, said Over- Butcher-President ...
... the opinion that he expressed in October. EFFECTS OF THE BATTLES OF 1917. Br OUR MILITARY CORRF.SPONDrICT. Public opinion upon the war seems liable to be seriously misled by considering the battles of 1917 as inconclusive. At the beginning of the year it ...