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2. Part 2Though wounded in the back and the knee, Clarke refused to leave the trench until ordered to do so by Lieutenant Hoey. Next day he returned to his platoon in billets.
3. Part 3To familiarize themselves with the difficulties which an attack on this ridge would involve, the Canadian Divisions went into strict training for weeks behind the lines. Battali...
4. Part 4The 10th Battalion took part in the attack on Hill 70, near Loos, which began on the 15th of August, 1917, and lasted for several days. Before midnight of the 14th the battalion...
5. Part 5After the successful attack on Hill 70, incessant fighting was forced upon our troops to maintain the new positions. The enemy's bombardment was constant and intense. It was dec...
6. Part 6In the meantime the battle was going badly enough. On the right the troops of the 58th Battalion, held up by determined resistance and the concentrated fire of many machine-guns...
7. Part 7The 6th of November was the date chosen to justify the costly operations of October 26th and 30th, and at 6 a.m. the Canadians resumed the offensive, the 2nd Division troops on...
8. Part 8A remarkable, thrilling and swiftly-moving story of love, adventure and mystery, woven round about half a dozen characters on the Atlantic coast of Ireland. This novel ought to...
9. Part 9=Fruits of the Passion= (3/-net) =H. Parham= =At God's Gate= (3/- net) =The Ven. Rev. J. Wakeford= =Piety and Power= (2/6 net) =Rev. Congreve-Horne= =Our Lenten Warfare= (2/6 ne...