The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts Biography and Autobiography British Soldiers
RCC7401
The Man I Knew: The Intimate Life-Story of Douglas Haig
by Dorothy Haig (Countess Haig)
ISBN
Purchase Price
£35.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
December 21, 2016
Publisher
The Moray Press (1936, Edinburgh)
Notes
This is a new "take" on the life of Douglas Haig, not by a professional biographer, but by his wife, who - one supposes - would be able to give an accurate picture of the man. Haig always expected his story to be written by his wife. He is depicted as a much "warmer" individual than the conventional view of the man, and whatever one thinks of the possible bias in Dorothy Haig's story, it is well worth reading.
Purchase Price
£35.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
December 21, 2016
Publisher
The Moray Press (1936, Edinburgh)
Notes
This is a new "take" on the life of Douglas Haig, not by a professional biographer, but by his wife, who - one supposes - would be able to give an accurate picture of the man. Haig always expected his story to be written by his wife. He is depicted as a much "warmer" individual than the conventional view of the man, and whatever one thinks of the possible bias in Dorothy Haig's story, it is well worth reading.