The Tenth (Irish) Division in Gallipoli

by Bryan Cooper

March 1st, 1917

P.S.—Since this was written Francis Ledwidge has laid down his life for the honour of Ireland, and the world has lost a poet of rare promise.

CONTENTS

		PAGE
	Dedication	[v]
	Appreciations by Mr. Asquith, Mr. Balfour, Sir Edward Carson, Mr. John Redmond	[vii]
	Introduction by Major-Gen. Sir Bryan Mahon, D.S.O.	[xv]
	Author’s Preface	[xix]
	List of Illustrations	[xxv]
	Poem by Francis Ledwidge	[xxvi]
CHAPTER
I	The Formation of the Division	[1]
II	Mudros and Mitylene	[32]
III	The 29th Brigade at Anzac	[62]
IV	Sari Bair	[91]
V	Suvla Bay and Chocolate Hill	[121]
VI	Kiretch Tepe Sirt	[152]
VII	Kaba Kuyu and Hill 60	[181]
VIII	Routine	[206]
IX	Last Days	[229]
X	Retrospect	[243]
APPENDICES
A.	On Authorities	[257]
B.	Names of Officers Killed, Wounded and Missing	[259]
C.	Names of Officers, N.C.O.’s and Men Mentioned in Despatches	[263]
D.	Names of Officers, N.C.O.’s and Men Awarded Honours	[266]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Mules in the Anzac Sap	[Frontispiece]
	Face page
Lieut.-General Sir Bryan Mahon, K.C.V.O., C.B., D.S.O.	[4]
Basingstoke. A Halt	[24]
Musketry at Dollymount	[24]
Sari Bair	[44]
Mudros. The Author’s Bivouac	[44]
Sari Bair from Suvla	[56]
Brigadier-General R. J, Cooper, C.V.O., C.B., Commanding 29th Brigade	[98]
Suvla, showing Lala Baba and the Salt Lake	[124]
Brigadier-General F. F. Hill, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., Commanding 31st Brigade	[132]
Brigadier-General L. L. Nicol, C.B., Commanding 30th Brigade	[140]
A Faugh-a-Ballagh Teases a Turkish Sniper	[154]
The 7th Dublins in the Trenches at Chocolate Hill	[158]
The Anafarta Plain (Kiretch Tepe Sirt on the skyline)	[168]
The Anafarta Plain from the South (Hill 60 on the left in the middle distance)	[186]
Brigadier-General J. G. King-King, D.S.O.	[208]
5th Royal Irish Fusiliers in the Trenches	[214]
Imbros from Anzac	[230]
Map ([at the end of the Volume])

THE IRISH IN GALLIPOLI