Description: Military history of the 47th (London) Division during World War One: The 47th (London) Division 1914-1919 by Some Who Served with it in the Great War With a Foreword by the Viscount Esher and Edited by Alan H. Maude Published by the Amalgamated Press (1922) Ltd in 1922. Contents: Mobilization and training; festubert, Givenchy and Maroc;The Battle of Loos; Winter in the Loos Salient; Vimy ridge and Summer 1916; The Battle of the Somme 1916; The Ypres Salient 1916-1917; The Battle of Messines; Menin Road and Weshoek Ridge; Oppy and Gavrelle; Bourlon Wood; rest and Reorganisation; The Retreat from Cambrai; The Artillery in the Withdrawal; Summer 1918 and the Hundred Days; Lille and the Final Advance; Demobilization. Illustrated with several photographs and maps. Hardback book, 297 pages, 16.5 cm by 25 cm. Acceptable Condition Some marks and wear to the cover including small splits in the leather to the edge of the book spine at top and bottom as shown in the photographs.. No dust jacket. Binding intact apart from frontispiece which is partially detached. Small marks to the end papers. Page edges are browned. There are occasional small marks but most pages look clean. Narrow gap along book spine between last text page and fold out maps at the end of the book. If you like this item you might be interested in our other books on history and the military: IanTheHippo: History and Military Books
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Non-Fiction Subject: History & Military
Year Printed: 1922
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Binding: Hardback
Format: Hardback
Author: Alan H. Maude
Language: English
Publisher: Amalgamated Press (1922) Ltd
Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Illustrated
