  C. E. W. BEAN War Correspondent for the Commonwealth of CHAPTER I A PADRE WHO SAID THE RIGHT THING CHAPTER III THE FIRST IMPRESSION A COUNTRY WITH EYES CHAPTER VIII THE COMING STRUGGLE: OUR TASK CHAPTER IX IN A FOREST OF FRANCE CHAPTER XI THE GREAT BATTLE BEGINS CHAPTER XII THE BRITISH FRICOURT AND LA BOISELLE CHAPTER XIII THE DUG-OUTS OF FRICOURT CHAPTER XVI AN ABYSM OF DESOLATION CHAPTER XVIII THE GREEN COUNTRY CHAPTER XXIV HOW THE AUSTRALIANS WERE RELIEVED CHAPTER XXV ON LEAVE TO A NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER XXVIII THE WINTER OF 1916 CHAPTER XXIX AS IN THE WORLD'S DAWN CHAPTER XXXI IN THE MUD OF LE BARQUE CHAPTER XXXIII WHY HE IS NOT "THE ANZAC" Title: Letters from France Author: C. E. W. Bean Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 AUSTRALIANS WATCHING THE BOMBARDMENT OF POZIÈRS AUSTRALIANS WATCHING THE BOMBARDMENT OF POZIÈRS Their mates were beneath that bombardment at the time Letters from FranceBY |
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