—Rudyard Kipling.


[CONTENTS]

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[Introduction by Major-General Sir Alfred Turner, K.C.B.]XV
[BOOK I]
1914—As It Was in the Beginning
[1.]October, 19143
[2.]November, 191440
[3.]December, 191468
[BOOK II]
1915—Order Out of Chaos
[4.]January, 191589
[5.]February, 1915103
[6.]March, 1915112
[7.]April, 1915124
[8.]May, 1915136
[9.]June, 1915146
[10.]July, 1915160
[11.]August, 1915171
[12.]September, 1915179
[13.]October, 1915188
[14.]November, 1915202
[15.]December, 1915211
[BOOK III]
1916—Scrapped
[16.]January, 1916225
[17.]February, 1916240
[Epilogue]259

LIST OF PLATES

[Going on Duty after a Rest]Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
[A Hospital Ship]16
[At an Improvised Casualty Clearing Station]28
[A Ward in the Sugar-shed Clearing Station]32
[Extemporised Operating Theatre at a Clearing Station]42
["The Revered Calvary to which all Wise Fishermen Pray"]56
[Lord Roberts's Funeral: The Scene on the Quay]64
[Ambulances held up by the High Tide]66
[A Meal at the Indian Camp]80
[Indian Encampment in the Snow]88
[The First Hut at the Base]96
[The Bridge, through the arches of which is a glimpse of landscape as peaceful as any Tuscan Village]110
[Hospital Ships in the Harbour]138
[Our New Hut]160
[Interior of a Hut]160
[Extemporised Hospital in a Hut]184
[The Marquee devoted to the Storage of Tables, etc.]208
[The Busy Dinner-Hour in a Hut]208
[The City of Little White Crosses]250