The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts Periodicals
RCC6581
The War Illustrated: No. 135. 17th March, 1917.
ISBN
N/A
Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
September 11, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1917, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post: The Tragedy of the Innocents. Untold Chapters of Rumania's Tragic Story - Why A General Is "Doing Time"; By Hamilton Fyfe, Special Correspondent with the Rumanian Army. After the Rumanian Disaster in the Dobruja. Rumanians Welcoms Russian Reinforcements. Fine Discipline on Torpedoed French Warship. Scylla and Charybdis: Shoals and Submarines. Our Silent Navy's Vast Unceasing Work: Keeping Watch and Ward on All the Seas. Boom Ravine: Ruin of an Erstwhile Lovely Lane. Great Issues of the War - Religion After the War; By Rev. R.F. Horton, D.D. Brave British Work with Bombs and Bayonets. Victors and Vanquished Leave the Battle-Line. Leaves from the Private Log of a British Sailor. How Interned Britons Fare at Ruhleben. Dancing in the Dahra Loop: The Turkey Trot. The Soldier in Battle V - After "Over the Top". Prime Moving Spirits of Prussian Militarism. Great Guns that Guard the Gallic Front. Innocent Sufferers from Invaded Serbia. Who's Who in the Great War. Soft Eyes Looked Love to Eyes Which Spake Again. Records of the Regiments XXX The Gloucesters.
N/A
Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
September 11, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1917, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post: The Tragedy of the Innocents. Untold Chapters of Rumania's Tragic Story - Why A General Is "Doing Time"; By Hamilton Fyfe, Special Correspondent with the Rumanian Army. After the Rumanian Disaster in the Dobruja. Rumanians Welcoms Russian Reinforcements. Fine Discipline on Torpedoed French Warship. Scylla and Charybdis: Shoals and Submarines. Our Silent Navy's Vast Unceasing Work: Keeping Watch and Ward on All the Seas. Boom Ravine: Ruin of an Erstwhile Lovely Lane. Great Issues of the War - Religion After the War; By Rev. R.F. Horton, D.D. Brave British Work with Bombs and Bayonets. Victors and Vanquished Leave the Battle-Line. Leaves from the Private Log of a British Sailor. How Interned Britons Fare at Ruhleben. Dancing in the Dahra Loop: The Turkey Trot. The Soldier in Battle V - After "Over the Top". Prime Moving Spirits of Prussian Militarism. Great Guns that Guard the Gallic Front. Innocent Sufferers from Invaded Serbia. Who's Who in the Great War. Soft Eyes Looked Love to Eyes Which Spake Again. Records of the Regiments XXX The Gloucesters.