The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]
More than any other battle of the First World War, the battle of the Somme remains as the abiding memory of the appalling conditions, suffering and death of British manhood in the public consciousness. As the guns stopped their bombardment on the 1st of July, the waves of Allied troops walked toward the often still intact German lines. More than a million men in total would be killed, wounded or captured on both sides before the fighting subsided in November.
Colonel Buchan wrote his volume study of the battle from an enviable position as a high ranking intelligence officer, having access to much of the detail from the allied side of the offensive. One of the finest British authors of the age, he also wrote copious numbers of books on the First World War, of particular note the 24 volume 'Nelson's" history.
Author — Colonel Buchan, John, (Later Lord Tweedsmuir) 1875-1940.
Text taken, whole and complete, from the edition published in London, T. Nelson and sons, ltd. 1916.
Original Page Count – 108 pages.
Illustrations — numerous illustrations and plates.
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The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]
More than any other battle of the First World War, the battle of the Somme remains as the abiding memory of the appalling conditions, suffering and death of British manhood in the public consciousness. As the guns stopped their bombardment on the 1st of July, the waves of Allied troops walked toward the often still intact German lines. More than a million men in total would be killed, wounded or captured on both sides before the fighting subsided in November.
Colonel Buchan wrote his volume study of the battle from an enviable position as a high ranking intelligence officer, having access to much of the detail from the allied side of the offensive. One of the finest British authors of the age, he also wrote copious numbers of books on the First World War, of particular note the 24 volume 'Nelson's" history.
Author — Colonel Buchan, John, (Later Lord Tweedsmuir) 1875-1940.
Text taken, whole and complete, from the edition published in London, T. Nelson and sons, ltd. 1916.
Original Page Count – 108 pages.
Illustrations — numerous illustrations and plates.
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The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]

The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]

by Colonel John Buchan
The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]

The Battle Of The Somme -The Second Phase. [Illustrated Edition]

by Colonel John Buchan

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More than any other battle of the First World War, the battle of the Somme remains as the abiding memory of the appalling conditions, suffering and death of British manhood in the public consciousness. As the guns stopped their bombardment on the 1st of July, the waves of Allied troops walked toward the often still intact German lines. More than a million men in total would be killed, wounded or captured on both sides before the fighting subsided in November.
Colonel Buchan wrote his volume study of the battle from an enviable position as a high ranking intelligence officer, having access to much of the detail from the allied side of the offensive. One of the finest British authors of the age, he also wrote copious numbers of books on the First World War, of particular note the 24 volume 'Nelson's" history.
Author — Colonel Buchan, John, (Later Lord Tweedsmuir) 1875-1940.
Text taken, whole and complete, from the edition published in London, T. Nelson and sons, ltd. 1916.
Original Page Count – 108 pages.
Illustrations — numerous illustrations and plates.

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ISBN-13: 9781782890683
Publisher: Lucknow Books
Publication date: 04/12/2012
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Pages: 47
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