The National Review, Volume 72W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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Page 186
... continued with unabated fury , the Germans employing many fresh divisions , while no reserves had as yet been able to come into action to the support of the thin and ever thinner 5th Army . Such is the advantage in previous ...
... continued with unabated fury , the Germans employing many fresh divisions , while no reserves had as yet been able to come into action to the support of the thin and ever thinner 5th Army . Such is the advantage in previous ...
Page 188
... continued , it may be here related that by Saturday night one division had only two machine - guns left in action out of forty - eight with which it started the battle on Thursday morning ! Some of our divisions here now got back a mile ...
... continued , it may be here related that by Saturday night one division had only two machine - guns left in action out of forty - eight with which it started the battle on Thursday morning ! Some of our divisions here now got back a mile ...
Page 426
... continued the attacks would have led almost certainly to the hammer - and - tongs struggle which Foch wished to avoid . On August 7 the Allies were everywhere in touch with the enemy in their new positions , and next day Haig sprung his ...
... continued the attacks would have led almost certainly to the hammer - and - tongs struggle which Foch wished to avoid . On August 7 the Allies were everywhere in touch with the enemy in their new positions , and next day Haig sprung his ...
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