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Over the Top With the Third Australian Division

Cuttriss, G. P. (George Percival), 1883-1974; Monash, John, Sir, 1865-1931 [Author of introduction, etc.]; McBeath, Neil, 1893-1980 [Illustrator]· 5 chapters· 18,204 words

TO THE FADELESS MEMORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD AND TO THOSE WHO HAVE LOST THIS BRIEF VOLUME OF SKETCH AND STORY IS DEDICATED, IN UNSTINTED ADMIRATION, IN AFFECTIONATE SYMPATHY, AND IN THE UNSHAKEABLE BELIEF THAT

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1. Chapter 1

TO THE FADELESS MEMORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD AND TO THOSE WHO HAVE LOST THIS BRIEF VOLUME OF SKETCH AND STORY IS DEDICATED, IN UNSTINTED ADMIRATION, IN AFFECTIONATE SYMPATHY, AND I...

2. Chapter 2

This incident is related in the strictest confidence, and solely upon the condition that the identity of the individuals concerned will not be disclosed. A certain officer--I da...

3. Chapter 3

From the time of our arrival in France until a week or two prior to the battle of Messines, general dissatisfaction was expressed by the troops because of the seeming slow progr...

4. Chapter 4

On, on, thro' poison gas and rattling roar, Past ulc'rous craters, blackened foul and deep, These comrades 'stuck' as ne'er they had before. And kept together in their rushing s...

5. Chapter 5

Our comrades still, sleep on; your names will live Long after this terrific war hath ceased. No cannon's roar, no hurtling shell, no bomb Can harm thee or disturb your long last...