The WarsDell Publishing Company, 1983 - 254 pages |
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Page 109
... convoy duty and working the batteries ; two weeks with the batteries and a week on convoys . Presently , Robert and a man called Roots had charge of the convoys . ( There was a Scotsman in the ranks who took great delight in this ...
... convoy duty and working the batteries ; two weeks with the batteries and a week on convoys . Presently , Robert and a man called Roots had charge of the convoys . ( There was a Scotsman in the ranks who took great delight in this ...
Page 232
... convoy of vehicles and wagons and guns that had been destroyed . The Pioneers worked the roads from dawn to dusk but the most they could do was keep them open . They could not do more than remove the bodies and the wrecks to the ditches ...
... convoy of vehicles and wagons and guns that had been destroyed . The Pioneers worked the roads from dawn to dusk but the most they could do was keep them open . They could not do more than remove the bodies and the wrecks to the ditches ...
Page 244
... convoy of horses . The ob- vious answer to this is that Cassles was alert enough to perceive how unlikely it might be that the horses should be driven away from the centre at Bailleul- but no one has said for certain this was the case ...
... convoy of horses . The ob- vious answer to this is that Cassles was alert enough to perceive how unlikely it might be that the horses should be driven away from the centre at Bailleul- but no one has said for certain this was the case ...
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