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The Devil's Chariots

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by John Glanfield


  Crompton, Col R.E., Reminiscences, Constable, 1928

  Foot, S., Three Lives, Wm Heinemann, 1934

  Foot, S. with E. Wood, Tank Tales, Cassell, 1919

  Fuller, Maj Gen J.F.C., Tanks in the Great War1914–1918, John Murray, 1920

  Fuller, Maj Gen J.F.C., Memoirs of an Unconventional Soldier, Ivor Nicholson & Watson, 1936

  Haigh, Capt R., Life in a Tank, Boston, Mass, USA, Houghton Mifflin, 1918

  Hankey, Lord, The Supreme Command, 1914–1918, 2 vols, Geo. Allen & Unwin, 1961

  Henriques, B.L.Q., The Indiscretions of a Warden, Methuen, 1937

  Hickey, Capt D.E., Rolling into Action; Memoirs of a Tank Corps Section Commander, Hutchinson, 1936

  Jenkin, A., A Tank Driver’s Experiences, Elliot Stock, 1922

  Lloyd George, David, War Memoirs, 6 vols, Ivor Nicholson & Watson, 1933–6

  Mitchell, F., Tank Warfare. The Story of the Tanks in the Great War, Nelson, 1933

  Ricardo, Sir Harry, Memories and Machines, Constable, 1968

  Stern, Lt Col Sir Albert, Tanks 1914–1918, the Log–book of a Pioneer, Hodder & Stoughton, 1919

  Sueter, Rear Adm Sir Murray, Airmen or Noahs, Pitman, 1928

  Sueter, Rear Adm Sir Murray, The Evolution of the Tank; a Record of Royal Naval Air Service Caterpillar Experiments, Hutchinson, 1937

  Swinton, Maj Gen Sir Ernest, Eyewitness, Hodder & Stoughton, 1932

  Swinton, Maj Gen Sir Ernest, Over my Shoulder, Oxford, George Ronald, 1951

  Watson, Maj W.H.L., A Company of Tanks, Wm Blackwood, 1920

  Wilson, C.M. (compiler), Fighting Tanks, Seeley, Service, 1929

  Company histories

  Anon., An Account of the Manufactures of the North British Locomotive Co. Ltd during the Period of the War 1914–1919, pub. by the company, c. 1920

  Anon., Birth of the Crawler, USA, The Caterpillar Tractor Company, 1954

  Frost, Geo. H., Munitions of War. A Record of the Work of the BSA and Daimler Companies during the World War 1914–1918, pub. by the companies c. 1920

  Gibbard, S., Roadless, the Story of Roadless Traction from Tracks to Tractors, Ipswich, Farming Press, 1996

  Lane, M., The Story of the Wellington Foundry, Lincoln, Unicorn Press, 1997

  Newman, B., One Hundred Years of Good Company, pub. by Ruston Hornsby Co. Ltd, 1957

  Payne, W.A., Benjamin Holt, the Story of the CaterpillarTractor, Stockton, California, USA, The University of the Pacific, Stockton, 1982

  Scott, J.D., Vickers. A History, Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1962

  Tritton, Sir Wm, The Tank, its Birth and Development, Lincoln, Wm Foster & Co. Ltd, c. 1919

  Weaver, R., Baguley locomotives 1914–31, Greenford, Industrial Railway Society Publications, 1975

  Wik, R.M., Benjamin Holt and Caterpillar Tracks and Combines, USA, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 1984

  Other books

  Adams, R.J.Q., Arms and the Wizard: Lloyd George and the Ministry of Munitions, 1915–1916, Cassell, 1978

  Addison, Christopher, Politics from Within, 1911–1918, 2 vols, Herbert Jenkins, 1924

  Addison, Christopher, Four and a Half Years, 2 vols, Hutchinson, 1934

  Addison, P,. Churchill on the Home Front, 1900–1955, Pimlico, 1993

  Anon., A Short History of the Royal Tank Corps, 2nd edn, Aldershot, Gale & Polden, 1931

  Banks, A., A Military Atlas of the First World War, Heinemann, 1975

  Blake, R., The Private Papers of Douglas Haig 1914–1919, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1952

  Blumenson, M., The Patton Papers 1885–1940, New York USA, Da Capo Press, 1998

  Bruce, R., Machine Guns of World War 1, Windrow & Greene, 1997

  Burg, D.F. with L.E. Purcell, Almanac of World War 1, Lexington, Kentucky, USA, University Press of Kentucky, 1998

  Burk, Kathleen, Britain, America and the Sinews of War, 1914–1918, Boston, Mass. USA, Geo. Allen & Unwin, 1985

  Callwell, Gen C., The Experiences of a Dugout, 1914–1918, Constable, 1920

  Chamberlain, P. with C. Ellis, Pictorial History of Tanks of the World 1915–45, Arms & Armour Press, 1986

  Chamberlain, P. with C. Ellis, Tanks of World War 1, Arms and Armour Press, 1969

  Crow, D., AFVs of World War One, Windsor, Profile Publications, 1970

  Davenport–Hines, R.P.T., Dudley Docker. The Life and Times of a Trade Warrior, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1984

  Dewar, G.A.B., The Great Munition Feat 1914–1918, Constable, 1921

  Diplock, B.J., A New System of Heavy Goods Transport on Common Roads, Longmans Green, 1902

  Edmonds, Brig Gen Sir James E., Official History of the War: Military Operations in France and Belgium, 1918, vols IV and V, HMSO, 1937

  Edmonds, Brig Gen Sir James E., Official History of the War: Military Operations in France and Belgium, 1917, compiled by Capt Cyril Falls. Imperial War Museum, 1992

  Ellis, C., Military Transport of World War I, Blandford Press, 1970

  Fletcher, D., British Tanks 1915–19, Marlborough, Crowood Press, 2001

  Fletcher, D., Landships. British Tanks in the First World War, HMSO, 1984

  Fletcher, D., War Cars. British Armoured Cars in the First World War, HMSO, 1987

  Foley, J., The Boilerplate War, Frederick Muller, 1963

  Gibot, J–L. with P. Gorczynski, Following the Tanks, Cambrai, privately pub. 1999

  Gilbert, M., Winston S. Churchill, vols III (1971) and IV (1975), Heinemann

  Grieves, K., The Politics of Manpower, 1914–18, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1988

  Halle, A., Tanks, an Illustrated History of Fighting Vehicles, Patrick Stephens, 1971

  Hamilton, Peggy, Three Years or the Duration, Peter Owen, 1978

  Hankey, Lord, Government Control in War, Cambridge University Press, 1945

  Harris, J.P., Men, Ideas and Tanks, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1995

  Haythornthwaite, P.J., The World War One Source Book, Arms & Armour Press, 1992

  Henniker, Col A.M., Official History of the War: Transportation on the Western Front 1914–18, HMSO, 1937

  Hogg, Ian V., Armour in Conflict, Janes Publishing, 1980

  Humble, R., Tanks, Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1977

  Hundleby, M. with R. Strasheim, The German A7V Tank, Sparkford, Haynes Publishing Group, 1990

  Hutchison, Lt Col G.S., Machine Guns, their History and Tactical Employment, Macmillan, 1938

  Icks, Lt Col R.J., Tanks and Armored Vehicles, New York, Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1945

  Jenkins, R., Asquith, Collins, 1964

  Jones, Maj R.E. with Capt G.H. Rarey and 1st Lt R.J. Icks, The Fighting Tanks since 1916, Washington DC, USA, National Service Publishing Co., 1933

  Legros, L.A., Les Chars D’Assault, Paris, Société des Ingénieurs Civils de France, 1921

  Liddell Hart, Capt Sir Basil, History of the First World War, Cassell, 1970

  Liddell Hart, Capt Sir Basil, The Real War 1914–1918, Faber, 1930

  Liddell Hart, Capt Sir Basil, The Tanks, the History of the Royal Tank Regiment and its Predecessors, vol. 1: 1914–1939, Cassell, 1959

  Macintosh, J.C., Men and Tanks, John Lane, 1921

  Macksey, K. with J.H. Batchelor, Tank. A History of the Armoured Fighting Vehicle, Military Book Society, 1970

  Maurice, Maj R.F.G., compiler, The Tank Corps Book of Honour, Spottiswoode, Ballantyne, 1919

  Miles, Capt W., Official History of the War: Military Operations in France and Belgium, 1916, Macmillan, 1938

  Ogorkiewicz, R.M., Armour, Stevens & Sons, 1960

  Perrett, B. with A. Lord, The Czar’s British Squadron, Wm Kimber, 1981 Pidgeon, T., The Tanks at Flers, 2 vols. Cobham, Surrey, Fairmile Books, 1995

  Reid, B.H., J.F.C. Fuller: Military Thinker, Macmillan with Kings College, London, 1987

  Reynolds, J., Engines and Enterprise. The Life and Work of Sir Harry Ricardo, Stroud, Sutton Publishing, 1999

  Robertson, FM Sir William, From Private to Fie
ld–Marshal, Constable, 1921 Roskill, Stephen, Hankey, Man of Secrets, vol. l, Collins, 1970

  Rubin, G.R., War, Law and Labour. The Munitions Acts 1915–21, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1987

  Samson, Air Cdre Charles R., Fights and Flights, Nashville, Tenn, USA, Battery Press, 1990

  Schneider, W. with R. Strasheim, German Tanks in World War I, West Chester, Penn., USA, Schiffer Publishing, 1990

  Smithers, A.J., A New Excalibur, Leo Cooper, 1986

  Stevenson, Frances, Lloyd George. A Diary by Frances Stevenson, ed. by A.J.P. Taylor, Hutchinson, 1971

  Thompson, R.W., The Yankee Marlborough, Geo. Allen & Unwin, 1963

  Trythall, A.J., ‘Boney’ Fuller, the Intellectual General 1878–1966, Cassell, 1977

  Ventham, P. with D. Fletcher, Moving the Guns, the Mechanisation of the Royal Artillery 1854–1939, HMSO, 1990

  White, B.T., Tanks and Other Armoured Fighting Vehicles 1900 to 1918, Blandford Press, 1974

  Williams–Ellis, Maj C. with A. Williams–Ellis, ‘The Tank Corps’, Country Life with Geo. Newnes, 1919

  Wilson, A.G., Walter Wilson, Portrait of an Inventor, Duckworth, 1986

  Wrigley, C., ‘The Ministry of Munitions: an Innovatory Department’, in War and the State, ed. Kathleen Burk, Geo. Allen & Unwin, 1982

  Zaloga, S.J., The Renault FT Light Tank, Osprey, 1988

  Research Papers, Theses

  Hooley, R., ‘Hornsby Chain Track Tractors’, Lincoln Tank Group

  Verrall, M.J., ‘Landships’, Tank Museum, Bovington, 623.438(41) Design/8

  Verrall, M.J., ‘No. 1 & No. 2 Lincoln Machines – Little Willie and Mother’, Tank Museum, Bovington, 623.438(41) Design/8

  Journals and Periodicals

  Anon, ‘Good–bye to the Gun Horse’, The Commercial Motor (27 March 1913), 69

  Anon, ‘The Evolution of the Chain Track Tractor’, The Engineer (10 August–21 September 1917)

  Butler, Capt R.P., ‘Reminiscences of Salvage Work’, The Royal Tank Corps Journal (June/July 1932)

  d’Eyncourt, Sir Eustace H., ‘British Tanks’, Engineering (12 and 19 September 1919)

  de Wend–Fenton, W.F., ‘Who Really invented ‘Tanks’?’, The World (26 September 1916), 656; and related correspondence etc. editions of 24, 31 October; 28 November; 5, 19 December 1916

  Fletcher, D., ‘The Innovators: Bramah J. Diplock’, The Tank (May 1993), 6–8

  Fletcher, D., ‘The Medium Mark B Tank’, Wheels & Tracks (42/1993), 31–7

  Fletcher, D., ‘The Medium C Tank’, Wheels & Tracks (43/1993), 28–34

  Fletcher, D., ‘Philip Johnson and Roadless Traction’, Army and Navy Modelworld (August 1984), 136–9; (March 1985), 372–3; (July/August 1985), 568–70

  Fletcher, D., ‘Vintage Tracks’, Wheels & Tracks (12/1985), 28–33

  Freybe, Capt P., ‘A German Narrative of the Battle of Cambrai’, RUSI Journal (1921)

  Fuller, Col J.F.C., ‘The Influence of Tanks on Cavalry Tactics’, The Cavalry Journal (April 1920), 109–31

  Germains, V., ‘The Limitations of the Tank’, RUSI Journal (February 1930)

  Haig, Col N., ‘Substance or Shadow’, RUSI Journal (February–November 1921), 117–19

  Hetherington, H.A., ‘The Ricardo 150hp Tank Engine’, The Automobile Engineer (April/May 1919)

  Johnson, Lt Col P., ‘The Use of Tanks in Undeveloped Country’, RUSI Journal (May 1921), 191–204

  Legros, L.A., ‘Traction on Bad Roads or Land’, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (spring, 1918)

  Macfie, Lt R.F., Editorial, Aeronautics Journal (July 1911)

  MacLeod, Ross, ‘The Utility of the Tank’, RUSI Journal (February–November 1931), 786–94

  Ogorkiewicz, R.M., ‘Armoured Fighting Vehicles’, The Chartered Mechanical Engineer (February 1962), 75–82

  Pemberton, M., ‘The Battle of the Tanks’, The War Illustrated (7 October 1916), 179, 182

  Pemberton, M., ‘The Triumph of the Tanks’, The War Illustrated (8 December 1917), 322

  Wells, H.G., ‘The Land Ironclads’, Strand Magazine (December 1903); reprinted November 1916 edn, omitting illustration of Pedrail wheels!

  Wells, H.G., Letters to The Listener (14 May and 31 July 1941)

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  John Glanfield has a longstanding interest in the production and development of weapons for trench warfare during World War I. The Devil’s Chariots, his acclaimed history of the tank’s tortuous evolution, followed five years of research largely from original unpublished documents. He also writes on general military and social history subjects including Bravest of the Brave, the Story of the Victoria Cross. The late military historian Professor Richard Holmes rated it the best single book on the VC.

  John organized international trade fairs before joining Earls Court & Olympia as Halls Director. He also served on government organizing teams for London’s 50th VE and VJ commemorations, the Hong Kong handover and London’s Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebrations.

  John is an Hon. member of the Royal Signals Association, and used to be a member of the Royal Tournament organising Committee. He is married and lives in Guildford.

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