  CHAPTER I. KASTAMONI AND CHANGRI. CHAPTER II. FIRST PLANS FOR ESCAPE. CHAPTER III. AN ATTEMPT THAT FAILED. CHAPTER VI. THE PEACEFUL SHEPHERDS. CHAPTER VIII. THE ANCIENT HALYS. CHAPTER IX. A RETREAT UNDER FIRE. CHAPTER XI. IN THE HEART OF THE TAURUS. CHAPTER XIV. FAILURE AND SUCCESS. Title: Four-Fifty Miles to Freedom Author: Maurice Andrew Brackenreed Johnston and Kenneth Darlaston Yearsley Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 E-text prepared by MWS, Moti Ben-Ari, |
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Four-Fifty Miles to Freedom
From a photo taken at Famagusta, Cyprus, by Lieut. E. F. McAlpine, H.L.I.
(attached Royal Scots).
THE SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE PARTY, WITH SOME CAPTURED TROPHIES.
Left to right—standing: Captains J. H. Harris, F. R. Ellis, A. B. Haig, Commander A. D. Cochrane, D.S.O., R.N., Captains V. S. Clarke and M. A. B. Johnston.
Seated: Captains R. A. P. Grant, M.C., and K. D. Yearsley.
(attached Royal Scots).
THE SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE PARTY, WITH SOME CAPTURED TROPHIES.
Left to right—standing: Captains J. H. Harris, F. R. Ellis, A. B. Haig, Commander A. D. Cochrane, D.S.O., R.N., Captains V. S. Clarke and M. A. B. Johnston.
Seated: Captains R. A. P. Grant, M.C., and K. D. Yearsley.
Four-Fifty Miles to Freedom
BY
Captain M. A. B. JOHNSTON, r.g.a.
AND
Captain K. D. YEARSLEY, r.e.
William Blackwood and Sons
Edinburgh and London
1919
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
TO THE
Reverend HAROLD SPOONER, C.F.,
FELLOW-PRISONER OF WAR
IN TURKEY.
Reverend HAROLD SPOONER, C.F.,
FELLOW-PRISONER OF WAR
IN TURKEY.
