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This time, so far as we can gather, the Allies, instead of contenting themselves with defensive tactics, took the business into their own hands and bit suddenly and deeply into the side of the huge, distended, pocketful of Germans which hung down from Soissons over Paris. The pocket promptly contracted itself: the enemy disgorged himself from its mouth, and began to retreat. From all accounts he has been retreating ever since.
French, British, and American troops were all engaged in this, the f...inal and triumphant redress- ing of the balance. And each were represented by their best. One of our liaison officers tells us of a memorial set up by French soldiers in honour of the dead of the famous Fifty-first Division of the British Army — the Highland Territorials — and of an inscription carved thereon which pro- claimed that hereafter the Thistle of Scotland would forever flourish beside the Lilies of France.
In that great fight not merely unity of command, but unity of sentiment, seem to have come to their own at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time, so far as we can gather, the Allies, instead of contenting themselves with defensive tactics, took the business into their own hands and bit suddenly and deeply into the side of the huge, distended, pocketful of Germans which hung down from Soissons over Paris. The pocket promptly contracted itself: the enemy disgorged himself from its mouth, and began to retreat. From all accounts he has been retreating ever since.
French, British, and American troops were all engaged in this, the f...inal and triumphant redress- ing of the balance. And each were represented by their best. One of our liaison officers tells us of a memorial set up by French soldiers in honour of the dead of the famous Fifty-first Division of the British Army — the Highland Territorials — and of an inscription carved thereon which pro- claimed that hereafter the Thistle of Scotland would forever flourish beside the Lilies of France.
In that great fight not merely unity of command, but unity of sentiment, seem to have come to their own at last.
What to read after The Last Million How They Invaded France And England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay Ian to read onlineMoreLess
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