CONTENTS - The History of the Prince of Wales' Civil Service Rifles - 4

[PART ONE]
PAGE
[Note by the Editor]		ix
[History of the Civil Service Rifle Volunteers]		1
[PART TWO Story of the 1st Battalion]
[Introduction]		53
[Chapter I.]	“17th of March Men”	55
[Chapter II.]	Givenchy and Festubert	59
[Chapter III.]	A “Bon War”	68
[Chapter IV.]	Loos and the Spinney	75
[Chapter V.]	Winter in the Loos Salient	81
[Chapter VI.]	Notre Dame de Lorette	90
[Chapter VII.]	Vimy Ridge, 1916	93
[Chapter VIII.]	Calonne Ricouart and Souchez	100
[Chapter IX.]	The Trek	104
[Chapter X.]	High Wood	111
[Chapter XI.]	Eaucourt L’Abbé and the Butte de Warlencourt	118
[Chapter XII.]	A Rest Cure in the Ypres Salient	123
[Chapter XIII.]	The Salient in Winter	129
[Chapter XIV.]	The Moringhem Trek	135
[Chapter XV.]	Messines, 7th June, 1917	140
[Chapter XVI.]	The Renaissance	147
[Chapter XVII.]	Last Days in the Ypres Salient	151
[Chapter XVIII.]	Another Rest Cure—Gavrelle and Oppy	158
[Chapter XIX.]	Bourlon Wood and the Hindenburg Line	162
[Chapter XX.]	The Retreat	177
[Chapter XXI.]	Months of “Wind-up”	191
[Chapter XXII.]	Intensive Training	197
[Chapter XXIII.]	The Great Advance	202
[Chapter XXIV.]	Back to the Coalfields	215
[Chapter XXV.]	The Armistice	218
[Chapter XXVI.]	Home	223
[Story of the 2nd Battalion]
[Preface]		227
[Chapter XXVII.]	Formation—Training—Irish Rebellion, 1916—Departure for France, June, 1916	228
[Chapter XXVIII.]	France, 22nd June, 1916, to 19th November, 1916—In the Trenches at Neuville St. Vaast—Battalion Raid—Journey to Marseilles	237
[Chapter XXIX.]	The Voyage to Salonica—Malta—Salonica, 30th November, 1916—Journey to Katerina—Outpost at Stipi	248
[Chapter XXX.]	Leaving Katerina—Trek to the Doiran Front—Karasuli Night	259
[Chapter XXXI.]	On the Doiran-Vardar Front—The Advance	267
[Chapter XXXII.]	Alexandria, 23rd June, 1917—Ismailia—Belah—Desert Training—Gambli and Tel el Fara—El Shaulth—Preparations for the Palestine Offensive	279
[Chapter XXXIII.]	Beersheba, 1917, October 21st to November 4th—Wadi Welfare	289
[Chapter XXXIV.]	Kauwakah and Rushdi Systems—Attack—Sheria—Muntaret—Huj—Nejileh—and to Gaza via Sheria	300
[Chapter XXXV.]	The March from Gaza Up Country—Enab—The Capture of Jerusalem—Tel el Ful—Bireh	311
[Chapter XXXVI.]	Ibn Obeid—Bethany—Jebel Ektief—Jerusalem—Mukmas	323
[Chapter XXXVII.]	Jerusalem—Mukmas—Jericho—Es Salt—Wadi el Jib	331
[Chapter XXXVIII.]	El Haud—Ain Arik—Surafend—Kantara—Alexandria—Journey to Italy	339
[Chapter XXXIX.]	Journey through Italy and France—Reconstruction—Moulle—St. Sylvester Cappel—Mont Rouge—Locre—Dranoutre—Mont Vidagne	348
[Chapter XL.]	Neuve Eglise—Messines—Houthem—Wytschaete	357
[Chapter XLI.]	America Corner—The Attack—Crossing the Lys—Bousbecque—Roncq—The Pursuit to the Scheldt—Petit Tourcoing—Avelghem—The Armistice—Courtrai—March over Devastated Area—Boesinghem—Base Duties—The End	363
[Story of the 3rd Battalion]
[CHAPTER XLII]		373
[Chapter XLIII.]	The Reconstituted Battalion	379