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The Battles of the Somme

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Philip Gibbs, an accredited correspondent with the British armies, gathered the newspaper articles he wrote day by day over more than three months from 1 July 1916 into this book on the Somme fighting. Thirty-nine chapters name the places and units involved: the London men at Gommecourt, the Scots at Longueval, the Australians at Mouquet Farm, the Irish at Ginchy, the Canadians at Courcelette and the first tanks. The last chapter gives the German verdict on the battles.

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Philip Gibbs

Sir Philip Gibbs (1877-1962) was an English journalist and author who served as an official war correspondent during the First World War. Knighted for his reporting, he wrote widely on the conflict and its aftermath, producing memoirs, history, and novels drawn from his frontline experience.

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About 9 hours
Pages
337
Language
English
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