The Track of the War
The Track of the War
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Van den Branden, to whose work all students of Flemish Art are so greatly indebted. " M. Van den Branden, who is a famous Con- tinental art expert, is my friend Albert's father- in-law.
CHAPTER VII ZEPPELINS ANTWERP in August was full of life and excitement. There was only one topic of conversation. Every one spoke of the war just as every one thought of it. Every edition of every newspaper was bought. La Presse and La Metwpole and Le Matin and the Flemish paper Handelshlad were read eagerly in... succession. English newspapers were in great demand. One Daily Telegraph would go around a dozen people. And besides the published news were the constant rumours. The German fleet was sunk a dozen times each week. The German army sprang from the ruins of its annihilation, only to be trapped by the invincible Allies. More German prisoners were made than had ever left the Fatherland.
No one had any thought of immediate danger. The brilliant days found folks at every corner discussing battle news.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Van den Branden, to whose work all students of Flemish Art are so greatly indebted. " M. Van den Branden, who is a famous Con- tinental art expert, is my friend Albert's father- in-law.
CHAPTER VII ZEPPELINS ANTWERP in August was full of life and excitement. There was only one topic of conversation. Every one spoke of the war just as every one thought of it. Every edition of every newspaper was bought. La Presse and La Metwpole and Le Matin and the Flemish paper Handelshlad were read eagerly in... succession. English newspapers were in great demand. One Daily Telegraph would go around a dozen people. And besides the published news were the constant rumours. The German fleet was sunk a dozen times each week. The German army sprang from the ruins of its annihilation, only to be trapped by the invincible Allies. More German prisoners were made than had ever left the Fatherland.
No one had any thought of immediate danger. The brilliant days found folks at every corner discussing battle news.
What to read after The Track of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Scotland Robert Scotland Liddell to read onlineMoreLess
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