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French War Books
Dewey, Stoddard | April 11, 1918 issue

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The article presents information on some books written on French War. Of books that make the war live accurately in imagination, one of the most promising is "L'Histoire de La Guerre par les Combattants" by Paul Ginisty, who is experienced in recounting the human day, and Captain Maurice Gagneur. The present volume of 562 pages extends from the mobilization, through the first campaigns of Alsace and Belgium, the retreat and battles of the Marne and Flanders, to the stabilizing of the long front in the trenches and the battle of Artois. "Notre Camarade Tommy" takes up the English offensives from January to June, 1917. The authors are war correspondents of the Paris newspapers.

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WAR; BOOKS; WAR stories, French; IMAGINATION; MOBILIZATION (Social action); WAR correspondents; FRANCE
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