At the Supreme War Council
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If their dispositions were such as to afford proper support to Gough, their dispositions, and they themselves, and their plan, were justified; if not, condemned. This result, in a defenvSive action, must be the test. This help could come either from the British or French.
The Despatches of Sir Douglas Haig are written in a style very different from his own, as it appears in his personal commimication to the War Cabinet and the Supreme War Council, to which the his- torian of the war is again ea...rnestly referred. They look like the hand of the professional propagandist, and are far from candid.^ They omit the most im- portant facts. One is that Gough learned on Thursday, after appealing for help to G. H. Q. , that he was not to expect any British reinforce- ments for seventy-two hours, that is until Sunday ' Rumour — by no means unreliable in so small and intri- cate a body as the General Staff — names quite different authors, and is corroborated by the evidence of style.
115 AT THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL morning^ ; that it would not amount to more than one division ; and that the second instalment would be another division which would reach him Wed- nesday morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If their dispositions were such as to afford proper support to Gough, their dispositions, and they themselves, and their plan, were justified; if not, condemned. This result, in a defenvSive action, must be the test. This help could come either from the British or French.
The Despatches of Sir Douglas Haig are written in a style very different from his own, as it appears in his personal commimication to the War Cabinet and the Supreme War Council, to which the his- torian of the war is again ea...rnestly referred. They look like the hand of the professional propagandist, and are far from candid.^ They omit the most im- portant facts. One is that Gough learned on Thursday, after appealing for help to G. H. Q. , that he was not to expect any British reinforce- ments for seventy-two hours, that is until Sunday ' Rumour — by no means unreliable in so small and intri- cate a body as the General Staff — names quite different authors, and is corroborated by the evidence of style.
115 AT THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL morning^ ; that it would not amount to more than one division ; and that the second instalment would be another division which would reach him Wed- nesday morning.
What to read after At the Supreme War Council?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter E Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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