THOMAS NELSON & SONS,
35 AND 36, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON, E.C.
EDINBURGH. NEW YORK. PARIS.

[TABLE OF CONTENTS.]

[PART I.—BATTLE OF THE ANCRE.]
CHAPTERPAGE
[I.]—The Impromptu Victory[7]
[II.]—In Front of the Munich Trench[11]
[III.]—The Real Supermen[14]
[IV.]—Surprises of a Moonlit Frosty Night[17]
[V.]—The Battle Reopens[20]
[VI.]—On the Edge of the Fray[23]
[Epilogue][24]
[PART II.—THE SQUARE JAWS.]
[I.]—The Welding of French and British[31]
[II.]—How the Australian Contingent Voted in France in Face of the Enemy[35]
[III.]—Boelcke's Land of Promise[40]
[IV.]—The Square Jaw[45]
[V.]—The Relief[49]
[PART III.—THE ARMIES OF THE NORTH.]
[I.]—The Preparation of the Canadians[56]
[II.]—Arras, the Wounded Town[60]
[III.]—The Ground of Heroic Deeds[63]
[IV.]—A Dinner of Generals[66]
[V.]—War in the Black Country[68]
[VI.]—The Art of Saving[71]
[VII.]—"Brothers in Arms"[73]
[PART IV.—IMPRESSIONS OF "NO MAN'S LAND."]
[I.]—As in a Picture of Epinal[79]
[II.]—A Hero After the Manner of Roland[81]
[III.]—Midnight in the Front Line[84]
[IV.]—Through the Mine Area[87]
[V.]—The Menace of the Golden Virgin[91]
[VI.]—"Ronny"[94]
[VII.]—Piping Out the Day[96]
[VIII.]—Y Gully[98]
[IX.]—Christmas Night in "No Man's Land"[100]

[PART I.]

THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE.

[CHAPTER I.]

THE IMPROMPTU VICTORY.