The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts Periodicals
RCC6402
The War Illustrated: No. 14. 21st November, 1914
ISBN
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Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
August 25, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1914, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: The Great Episodes of the War: 11 - The Tremendous Battles of the Vistula. Hunting the Lurking Foe in a French Village. The Commerce Raiders of the Indian Ocean: Rounding up the Emden and the Koenisberg. Kiao-chau torn from the Grasp of the Mailed Fist. How Two German Cruisers Met their Fate. Human Moles in the Fields of War - Burrows from which Battles are now Waged. British Log Artillery Draws the German Fire. Sikhs and Gurkhas Cut Up the Germans at Lille. British Lions in a German Cage. German Eagles with Clipped Wings. Berlin Tries Hard not to be Downhearted. Dying British Soldiers Tortured by Germans. Destructive Power of Germany's Siege-Guns. French Land-Mining Wrecks a German Gun. Sportsmen of Peace for the Grim Game of War. Our Soldiers' Humour in the Field of Danger. Died to Keep the Flag Flying. A Gallant Grandson of Queen Victoria.
N/A
Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
August 25, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1914, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: The Great Episodes of the War: 11 - The Tremendous Battles of the Vistula. Hunting the Lurking Foe in a French Village. The Commerce Raiders of the Indian Ocean: Rounding up the Emden and the Koenisberg. Kiao-chau torn from the Grasp of the Mailed Fist. How Two German Cruisers Met their Fate. Human Moles in the Fields of War - Burrows from which Battles are now Waged. British Log Artillery Draws the German Fire. Sikhs and Gurkhas Cut Up the Germans at Lille. British Lions in a German Cage. German Eagles with Clipped Wings. Berlin Tries Hard not to be Downhearted. Dying British Soldiers Tortured by Germans. Destructive Power of Germany's Siege-Guns. French Land-Mining Wrecks a German Gun. Sportsmen of Peace for the Grim Game of War. Our Soldiers' Humour in the Field of Danger. Died to Keep the Flag Flying. A Gallant Grandson of Queen Victoria.