An edition of The Western Front (1917)

The Western front

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The Western front
Bone, Muirhead Sir
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An edition of The Western Front (1917)

The Western front

drawings

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A series of sketches, drawings and paintings from the 'Ruined Tower of Becordel-Becourt' to the 'The Giant Slotters,' Mr. Bone's sketches give us a unique eyewitness account of life on the Western Front.

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Cover of: The western front
The western front
1917, Pub. by authority of the War Office from the offices of "Country Life," Ltd.
in English
Cover of: The Western Front
The Western Front
1917, Published by authority of the War Office from the offices of Country Life
in English
Cover of: The Western front
The Western front: drawings
1917, Doubleday, Page & Co.
Cover of: The western front
The western front: drawings
1917, Published by authority of the War Office from the offices of "Country Life," Ltd.
in English
Cover of: The Western Front
The Western Front: Drawings by Muirhead Bone
1917, Pub. by authority of the War Office from the offices of Country Life
in English
Cover of: The western front
The western front
1917, G.H. Doran
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
Garden City, N. Y

Classifications

Library of Congress
NC242.B59 A4 1917x

The Physical Object

Pagination
2 v. :

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL13448711M

Excerpts

In one of these drawings, Mr. Bone gives a rousing glimpse of trench life at a moment of action. These are its moments of transfiguration, when all the glow of courage, that has been banked down and husbanded through the months of waiting and guarding, bursts, at a word of command, into flame. The rest of trench life is work, contrivance and observation. It has been called monotonous.
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I can only imagine what being in the trenches on the front was actually like.

The breech is open: underneath it, hidden from sight, the mechanics are at work. Such a scene has a special appeal to those who loves Jules Verne in their youth. Those largest of all guns seem as if they could fulfil the hopes of Verne's sanguine President of the Gun Club and justify his fervid belief in ballistics as your only science.
added by George.

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