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Title: How armies fight
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Gruggisberg, Frederick Gordon (Sir) Gillmore, Parker
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918 Military art and science
Publisher: London T. Nelson
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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eft of the British line fromMousty to Wavre. The Belgians from Nivelles are falling back onBrussels to guard the rail way.v General French takes immediate steps to carry outLord Kitcheners order. The result of these you willsee later. For the present, it is sufficient to say thathe orders the cavalry division not to lose sight of theenemy, and to delay his advance as long as possible, toenable the British infantrymen to strengthen their posi-tion with field fortifications. * This number refers to an envelope in General Frenchs possession, andwhich is marked A. 23. It contains a copy of the plan made, as mentionedabove, by R.E. and staff officers, for occupying a position to defend Brus-sels. There is now no necessity for General French to trouble Lord Kitchenerwith questions ; all that he has to do is to open the envelope, and he will findfull instructions as to where he is to place his army corps. THE CAVALRY BATTLE AT COB ROY ON JULY 16 th. MAP. The First Part of the (before midday)
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