The Story of the Great War, volume Ii (Of Viii)
The Story of the Great War, volume Ii (Of Viii)
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Beginning about January 14, 1915, the British met with varying and minorsuccesses and defeats in this region, but no noteworthy action had takenplace for upward of ten days, until January 25, under the eye of theGerman Kaiser, the principal attack, which had been carefully planned, took place.
On the morning of January 25, 1915, a demonstration along the frontfrom Festubert to Vermelles and as far north as Ypres and Pervyse wasinaugurated.
The Germans began to shell Bethune, which was within th...e allied linesabout eight or nine miles west of La Bass
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beginning about January 14, 1915, the British met with varying and minorsuccesses and defeats in this region, but no noteworthy action had takenplace for upward of ten days, until January 25, under the eye of theGerman Kaiser, the principal attack, which had been carefully planned, took place.
On the morning of January 25, 1915, a demonstration along the frontfrom Festubert to Vermelles and as far north as Ypres and Pervyse wasinaugurated.
The Germans began to shell Bethune, which was within th...e allied linesabout eight or nine miles west of La Bass
What to read after The Story of the Great War, volume Ii (Of Viii)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen L Allen Leon Churchill to read onlineMoreLess
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