This bloody place: with the incomparable 29th
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: HISTORICAL, POLITICAL & MILITARY. Captain Albert Mure, a company commander in the 5th Battalion The Royal Scots, spent forty-three days in Gallipoli - far longer than many men who fought there would survive. In those few weeks, this brave, stoical officer was reduced from a fit, d...
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| Zusammenfassung: | AUTOBIOGRAPHY: HISTORICAL, POLITICAL & MILITARY. Captain Albert Mure, a company commander in the 5th Battalion The Royal Scots, spent forty-three days in Gallipoli - far longer than many men who fought there would survive. In those few weeks, this brave, stoical officer was reduced from a fit, determined leader of men to a physical and mental wreck. In simple and honest language, Mure conveys the drama of the first landings, knowing that very shortly afterwards he and his men would be ashore and experiencing the same fate; his sympathy for those under his command is clear. Although suffering from shell shock, when the time came for him to leave the peninsular, he nevertheless felt like a deserter, remarking that, 'you can carry a no-longer-fit soldier's body out of the firing-line, but not his soul.' Originally published in 1919, Mure's story of his experiences at Gallipoli is full of a rawness and immediacy that I believe makes it worthy of a place amongst the many Great War memoirs |
| Beschreibung: | Reprint of 1919 edition with new foreword |
| Beschreibung: | xiv, 160 Seiten Illustrationen |
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Introduction to ‘With the Incomparable 29th’ vii
Prologue xv
Chapter 1 At Sea 1
Chapter 2 A Little Nearer 9
Chapter 3 Mudros Bay 17
Chapter 4 The Start of the Great Adventure 23
Chapter 5 The Landing at V Beach 29
Chapter 6 Carrying On 35
Chapter 7 The C.O.’s Story 43
Chapter 8 Rough-and-Ready Diplomacy 47
Chapter 9 Linking Up With the Battalion 53
Chapter 10 The Burying-Party 63
Chapter 11 The Saddest ‘Bit’ of All 69
Chapter 12 The Battle of Fir-Tree Wood — The First Phase 73
Chapter 13 The Battle of Fir-Tree Wood — Second Phase 89
Chapter 14 The Rest Camp 103
Chapter 15 Back to the Fir-Tree Wood 113
Chapter 16 The Pink Farm 127
vi This Bloody Place
Chapter 17 Is It Written? 133
Chapter 18 The Battle of Krithia 137
Chapter 19 All In! 143
Chapter 20 In Hospital 151
Chapter 21 Going Home 155
Epilogue 159
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