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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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The 4 th j&rirty - Corps is about 2 miles South of QuatreI3ra,s To QuxvtJ-e Bras f/ witZe awi JSTajrvur2.0 miles CHAPTER XXV. THE BATTLE AT TROU-DU-BOIS ON THEEIGHTEENTH OF JULY. (The events herein narrated take place at the same time as theGerman attack on Hutte Wood, which is described in the last chapter. The positions of the contending regiments are shown on Map 1#,their movements being indicated by dotted lines and arrow-heads.) WHILE the 2nd German Army Corps is makinggallant but fruitless attempts to carry thestrongly-fortified positions of the Irish andHighland Brigades, as narrated in Lieutenant Bradysletter, an equally sanguinary fight is raging around theGuards intrenchments. Here, you will remember, the somewhat weak attackof the 3rd Army Corps was successfully repulsed on theevening of the 17th, with rather disastrous results to theGerman 9th Brigade. In the night the Germans collectedtheir scattered regiments, and restored the order tempo-rarily lost during the progr

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