The Way to Victory volume 1
The Way to Victory volume 1
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They turned the car about and came to Gouzeaucourt, and on the road were amazed to see a German gunner with a light field-gun. The driver was not an R. A. M. C. Man, but he had no weapon of offence except his motor-car, so he ran over the enemy and hurt him badly. The first impulse of these R. A. M. C. Men was to render first aid, but the bullets whizzing past their heads checked philanthropy, and they drove away at a pace exceeding the speed limit. That story has an ele- THE BATTLES OF THE CAM...BRAI SALIENT 135 ment of comedy in it, but there is only tragedy and heroism in what I have now to tell — the heroism of those men of the glorious 29th Division who defended Masnieres and Marcoing until many of them were dead and wounded, and who, by very great valour and self-sacrifice in dreadful hours, stopped by their own bodies the full tide of the Ger- man onrush. The 86th Brigade of the 29th Division were then holding Masnieres, with the Middlesex Regiment on the right and the Lancashire Fusiliers on the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They turned the car about and came to Gouzeaucourt, and on the road were amazed to see a German gunner with a light field-gun. The driver was not an R. A. M. C. Man, but he had no weapon of offence except his motor-car, so he ran over the enemy and hurt him badly. The first impulse of these R. A. M. C. Men was to render first aid, but the bullets whizzing past their heads checked philanthropy, and they drove away at a pace exceeding the speed limit. That story has an ele- THE BATTLES OF THE CAM...BRAI SALIENT 135 ment of comedy in it, but there is only tragedy and heroism in what I have now to tell — the heroism of those men of the glorious 29th Division who defended Masnieres and Marcoing until many of them were dead and wounded, and who, by very great valour and self-sacrifice in dreadful hours, stopped by their own bodies the full tide of the Ger- man onrush. The 86th Brigade of the 29th Division were then holding Masnieres, with the Middlesex Regiment on the right and the Lancashire Fusiliers on the left.
What to read after The Way to Victory volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gibbs Intro By Anthony Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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