Canada in Flanders volume 1
Canada in Flanders volume 1
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In that pride we are full partners, and through the din and confusion of battle Canada perceives how all that has gone before was but fit preparation for the destiny upon which she enters and the history which she opens from this hour.
CHAPTER VI FESTUBE)RT Objective of Aubers and Festubert— Allies' co-operation— Great French offensive — Terrific bombardment — British support — Endless German fortresses — Shortage of munitions— Prob- able explanation— Effect of Times disclosures— Outcry in Engl...and— Coalition Government— After Ypres— The Cana- dian advance — Disposition of Canadians— Attack on an Orchard — Canadian Scottish — Sapper Harmon's exploits — Drawback to drill-book tactics — A Canadian ruse — "Sam Slick" — The Orchard won — Arrival of Second Brigade — The attempt on "Bexhill" — In the German trenches— Strath- cona's Horse — King Edward's Horse — Cavalry fight on foot —Further attack on "Bexhill"— Redoubt taken— "Bexhill" captured — "Dig in and hang on" — Attack on the "Well" — Heroic efforts repulsed — General Seely assumes command — A critical moment — Heavy officer casualties — The courage of the cavalry — Major Murray's good work — Gallantry of Sergt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that pride we are full partners, and through the din and confusion of battle Canada perceives how all that has gone before was but fit preparation for the destiny upon which she enters and the history which she opens from this hour.
CHAPTER VI FESTUBE)RT Objective of Aubers and Festubert— Allies' co-operation— Great French offensive — Terrific bombardment — British support — Endless German fortresses — Shortage of munitions— Prob- able explanation— Effect of Times disclosures— Outcry in Engl...and— Coalition Government— After Ypres— The Cana- dian advance — Disposition of Canadians— Attack on an Orchard — Canadian Scottish — Sapper Harmon's exploits — Drawback to drill-book tactics — A Canadian ruse — "Sam Slick" — The Orchard won — Arrival of Second Brigade — The attempt on "Bexhill" — In the German trenches— Strath- cona's Horse — King Edward's Horse — Cavalry fight on foot —Further attack on "Bexhill"— Redoubt taken— "Bexhill" captured — "Dig in and hang on" — Attack on the "Well" — Heroic efforts repulsed — General Seely assumes command — A critical moment — Heavy officer casualties — The courage of the cavalry — Major Murray's good work — Gallantry of Sergt.
What to read after Canada in Flanders volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Aitken Beaverbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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