Intrigues of the War : Startling Revelations Hidden Until 1922 : Important Military Secrets Now Disclosed
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"" (15) " La verite sur l'offensive du 16 avril 1917." Painleve, p. 18.
(16) Ibid., p. 19.
(17) " From Private to Field-Marshal." Robertson, p. 308.
('8) "La verite sur l'offensive du 16 avril 1917." Painleve, p. 23.
(19) " From Private to Field-Marshal." Robertson, p. 264.
(2oi Ibid., p. 303.
(21) Ibid., p. 301.
(22) " Experiences of a Dug-Out." CallweH.
(23) House of Commons. January, 14th, 1918.
(24) House of Commons, December 20th, 1915.
IV. — The Versailles Council.
For a brief moment afte...r the failure of NivehVs attack, Mr, Lloyd George was in agreement with his soldiers. Haig and Robertson were clear that if the Germans were given a respite they would be free to crush the Russian armies which Kerensky was endeavouring to rally for an offensive, or to attack Italy, and early in May, 191 7, at a conference in Paris, the Prime Minister stoutly pressed the French to continue the fight on the Western front. But very soon after this conference the French army became incapable for a time of taking an equal share in the struggle, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"" (15) " La verite sur l'offensive du 16 avril 1917." Painleve, p. 18.
(16) Ibid., p. 19.
(17) " From Private to Field-Marshal." Robertson, p. 308.
('8) "La verite sur l'offensive du 16 avril 1917." Painleve, p. 23.
(19) " From Private to Field-Marshal." Robertson, p. 264.
(2oi Ibid., p. 303.
(21) Ibid., p. 301.
(22) " Experiences of a Dug-Out." CallweH.
(23) House of Commons. January, 14th, 1918.
(24) House of Commons, December 20th, 1915.
IV. — The Versailles Council.
For a brief moment afte...r the failure of NivehVs attack, Mr, Lloyd George was in agreement with his soldiers. Haig and Robertson were clear that if the Germans were given a respite they would be free to crush the Russian armies which Kerensky was endeavouring to rally for an offensive, or to attack Italy, and early in May, 191 7, at a conference in Paris, the Prime Minister stoutly pressed the French to continue the fight on the Western front. But very soon after this conference the French army became incapable for a time of taking an equal share in the struggle, and Mr.
What to read after Intrigues of the War : Startling Revelations Hidden Until 1922 : Important Military Secrets Now Disclosed?
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