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... THE FIRST WORLD WAR THE KAISER AND HIS TIMES. By Michael Balfour. (50s Cresset Press). THE TWELVE DAYS. 24 July to 4 August 1914, By George Maleolm Thomson. (238 Hutchinson). THE EASTER REBELLION. By Max Caulfield. (36s Muller). BARREN VICTORIES. Versailles ...
... FIRST WORLD WAR Tomlinson saw the war of 1914 from close quarters, and it left an abiding mark on his mind, releasing in his work the motive force of an irony which could be flighted upon a noble anger, for it was one of the vehicles of his deep sense ...
... FIRST WORLD WAR I ; Not until near the end of July |did the clouds of European war | begin to gather threateningly, and the | storm finally broke in the first days |of August. Like her Consort, Queen [Mary rose at once to the height of the |requirements ...
... SHOCK-WAVES OF FIRST WORLD WAR In his illustrated series on the story of Scottish banking in the Week-end Magazine, Alastair Mackenzie devotes today's instalment to the National Commercial Bank of Scotland. In another article, George Crosbie says the ...
... Poet -of the First World War By Ivor Gurney. (7s 6d. Hutchinson.) @ COLLECTED POEMS, By Frances Cornford. (10s 6d. Cresset Press.) POEMS, 1939-1952. By Edward Shanks. (10s 6d. Macmillan.) A PLACE FOR TRITONS. By Arthur Ball. (8s 6d. Ashford: Headley.) ...
... FIRST WORLD WAR SERVICE Lord Linlithgow was born in 1887. He was educated at Eton. After school he saw life in various parts of the world, and is said to have worked in America in a lumber Kard. and also to have walked a Paris ospital for a year. In 1909 ...
... SERVICES IN FIRST WORLD WAR During the period of the First World War, he served on practically every committee set up in En%land and Scotland for the development of home timber wpi)lie& In 1916 and 1917 he was executive officer of the Home Grown Timber ...
... Patriotic — First World War decorated with glitter. Cards then Jfavoured floral themes, violets, carnations, roses, and purple pansies painted on embossed plastic attached to card and, within this, the separately-printed message and poetical quotation ...
... IMPACT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR In the Week-end Magazine Arthur Marwick assesses the changes in| Britain's way of life and thought| caused by the First World War, which broke out fifty years ago. Lord Bruce writes on the long struggle to achieve a fit memorial ...
... After the First World War ASPECTS OF BRITISH ECONOMIC HISTORY , 1918 . 1935 . By A . C . Pigou . ( 15 s . Macmillatt . J ' This book is in a somewhat different class from most of those we owe to its distinguished author . It represents , in a sense . ...
... Irish volunteers in the First World War Sir, - Alan Cochrane (Opinion,:7 July) is behind -the times in assuming that there are still a million Protestants in ‘Northern Ireland. The latest census showed the figure, -in an ageing population, to be 900,000 ...
... iest battle of the First World War General Allenby wished to have a short bombardment, but he was overruled by Haig. : The first day’s advance of three miles at its greatest penetration was a considerable victory by First World War standards, but, like ...