CONTENTS - Letters from France - 5

CHAPTER		PAGE
	Preface	[vii]
1.	A Padre who said the Right Thing	[1]
2.	To the Front	[7]
3.	The First Impression—A Country with Eyes	[14]
4.	The Road to Lille	[21]
5.	The Differences	[28]
6.	The Germans	[36]
7.	The Planes	[43]
8.	The Coming Struggle: Our Task	[49]
9.	In a Forest of France	[57]
10.	Identified	[64]
11.	The Great Battle Begins	[71]
12.	The British—Fricourt and La Boiselle	[77]
13.	The Dug-outs of Fricourt	[86]
14.	The Raid	[92]
15.	Pozières	[101]
16.	An Abysm of Desolation	[111]
17.	Pozières Ridge	[116]
18.	The Green Country	[123]
19.	Trommelfeuer	[127]
20.	The New Fighting	[136]
21.	Angels' Work	[143]
22.	Our Neighbour	[151]
23.	Mouquet Farm	[157]
24.	How the Australians were Relieved	[168]
25.	On Leave to a New England	[175]
26.	The New Entry	[181]
27.	A Hard Time	[189]
28.	The Winter of 1916	[197]
29.	As in the World's Dawn	[203]
30.	The Grass Bank	[209]
31.	In the Mud of Le Barque	[218]
32.	The New Draft	[223]
33.	Why He is not "The Anzac"	[229]

LIST OF PLATES

Australians Watching the Bombardment of Pozières	Frontispiece
	FACING PAGE
Sketch Map	[1]
"Talking with the Kiddies in the Street"	[12]
"An Occasional Broken Tree-Trunk"	[16]
No Man's Land	[16]
Along the Road to Lille	[26]
The Trenches here have to be Built Above the Ground in Breastwork	[30]
A Main Street of Pozières	[112]
The Church Pozières	[112]
The Windmill of Pozières	[140]
The Barely Recognisable Remains of a Trench	[140]
The Tumbled Heap of Bricks and Timber which the World Knows as Mouquet Farm	[160]
"Past the Mud-Heaps Scraped by the Road Gangs"	[160]

Rough sketch showing some of the German defences of Pozières and the direction of the Australian attacks between July 22 and September 4 1916. (From Pozières to Moquet Farm is just over a mile.)