How I Won the War (2012)
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A plan, that is, is ultimately dependent upon the soldier’s morale; and, other things being equal—or not grossly disparate—a battle is won by that side whose soldiers are prepared to deny their weariness, to maintain their purpose, and to go on fighting a little longer than the others … ERIC LINKLATER The Campaign in Italy THE TROOPS MUST BE drawn up in a hollow square, the instruction commanded, and a small platform erected in the centre so that no soldier is within twenty yards of it.
It w...as one morning at the end of April 1943, that the Fourth Musketeers were thus drawn up on parade in a clearing of a cork forest near Beja. There was a flummery of top brass and then He strode along the hand-swept path and up on to the podium. He was a thin, ferret-faced little man, utterly lacking any of the beef, bull neck, and Poona-boom obligatory in the British High Command. His voice was rasping, high pitched, and dispassionate.
“I’ve come here today to have a talk with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A plan, that is, is ultimately dependent upon the soldier’s morale; and, other things being equal—or not grossly disparate—a battle is won by that side whose soldiers are prepared to deny their weariness, to maintain their purpose, and to go on fighting a little longer than the others … ERIC LINKLATER The Campaign in Italy THE TROOPS MUST BE drawn up in a hollow square, the instruction commanded, and a small platform erected in the centre so that no soldier is within twenty yards of it.
It w...as one morning at the end of April 1943, that the Fourth Musketeers were thus drawn up on parade in a clearing of a cork forest near Beja. There was a flummery of top brass and then He strode along the hand-swept path and up on to the podium. He was a thin, ferret-faced little man, utterly lacking any of the beef, bull neck, and Poona-boom obligatory in the British High Command. His voice was rasping, high pitched, and dispassionate.
“I’ve come here today to have a talk with you.
What to read after How I Won the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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