Ypres, [57], [94], [95], [133], [134], [154], [162]
Ypres, third battle of: British and German preparation before the battle detailed, [133-136]; French co-operation, [134], [137], [156]; advance of the Guards, [138-141]; advance of the Welsh Division and capture of Pilkem village, [141-145]; capture of St. Julien, [146], [147]; advance of Fifty-fifth and Fifteenth Divisions, [147-150]; of Second Army Corps, [150-155]; first day's operations reviewed, [156-157]; German counter-attacks, [158-159], [160-161]; attack of Fourteenth Corps, [163-167]; capture of Langemarck, [164]; losses of the Irish Divisions, [168-172]; work of the Field Artillery, [175]; engagement of the Second Army, [179]; September [20], [180-192]; advance of the Fifty-fifth Division, [183-185]; advance of the Ninth Division, [185-187]; of the Australians, [187-188]; German counter-attack, [192-195]; advance renewed on September [26], [195-200]; attack of October [4], [202-212]; further British advance, [213-222]; advance of Territorials, [218-220]; H.A.C. at Reutel, [221]; action of October [12], [222-224]; action of October [26], [225]; fine fighting by the Canadians, [226-231]; capture of Paschendaale, [230]; general results of the third battle of Ypres, [232-233]
Yser River, fight of the King's Royal Rifles and the Northamptons at, [123-130]
Zonnebeke, [169], [170], [172], [181], [202], [214]
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