A Visit to Sir Douglas Haig
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He has none of that purely paternal quality which impresses you the moment you see Joffre : he is smarter and more alert in appear- ance than Nivelle. Under all the racking burden of a super-responsibihty, he remains a cheerful, interested human being, who can forget in the dis- traction of lay discussion the anxieties and agonies that lurk almost within gunshot of his residence.
The room which is to-day the Capitol of British Military Sovereignty in France is a conventional drawing-room which,... like the rest of the house, main- tains practically every detail of the original furnish- ing. But it is a soldier's w^orkshop nevertheless, and with all the working tools.
Chief among them when I called was an immense relief map of the whole Somme region. It rested on a large table just behind the Field-Marshal's desk. Over this inert and unresponsive mass of grey and green clay, criss-crossed with red lines, he had pondered through many a wakeful hour. On it is wTitten the whole triumphant story of that great ad- vance which registered a new glory for British arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has none of that purely paternal quality which impresses you the moment you see Joffre : he is smarter and more alert in appear- ance than Nivelle. Under all the racking burden of a super-responsibihty, he remains a cheerful, interested human being, who can forget in the dis- traction of lay discussion the anxieties and agonies that lurk almost within gunshot of his residence.
The room which is to-day the Capitol of British Military Sovereignty in France is a conventional drawing-room which,... like the rest of the house, main- tains practically every detail of the original furnish- ing. But it is a soldier's w^orkshop nevertheless, and with all the working tools.
Chief among them when I called was an immense relief map of the whole Somme region. It rested on a large table just behind the Field-Marshal's desk. Over this inert and unresponsive mass of grey and green clay, criss-crossed with red lines, he had pondered through many a wakeful hour. On it is wTitten the whole triumphant story of that great ad- vance which registered a new glory for British arms.
What to read after A Visit to Sir Douglas Haig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcosson Isaac Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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