America in France
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In part, this plan succeeded, for several reasons.
Earlier in the year the British had taken over a part of the line from the French, thus weakening their density. The strength of the attack was beyond Allied expectations. We were too firmly established 202 AMERICA IN FRANCE in our confidence in the defensive power of the trench system. We lacked an adequate second line of defense where we could rally our forces. Yet Ludendorff did not accomplish his ultimate purpose.
His failure was partly due... to German ignorance of French and British character. The Anglo-French armies began effectual resistance just at the time, svhen, according to the German book, they ought to have been in full rout. Though the Allies had com- mitted their share of blunders in this war, one of the chief German blunders had been in relying at the wrong time upon Allied blunders.
But the result was harrowing enough for one who had seen the British and French in the Somme battle.
Biaches, Thiepval, Pozieres and other points which had been won by the hammering processes of siege tactics had passed into German hands within a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In part, this plan succeeded, for several reasons.
Earlier in the year the British had taken over a part of the line from the French, thus weakening their density. The strength of the attack was beyond Allied expectations. We were too firmly established 202 AMERICA IN FRANCE in our confidence in the defensive power of the trench system. We lacked an adequate second line of defense where we could rally our forces. Yet Ludendorff did not accomplish his ultimate purpose.
His failure was partly due... to German ignorance of French and British character. The Anglo-French armies began effectual resistance just at the time, svhen, according to the German book, they ought to have been in full rout. Though the Allies had com- mitted their share of blunders in this war, one of the chief German blunders had been in relying at the wrong time upon Allied blunders.
But the result was harrowing enough for one who had seen the British and French in the Somme battle.
Biaches, Thiepval, Pozieres and other points which had been won by the hammering processes of siege tactics had passed into German hands within a week.
What to read after America in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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