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Abraham Heights
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All Quiet on the Western Front
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Arnold, Sergeant Charles
Arras
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heavy see heavy artillery
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statistics
artillery barrage
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creeping see creeping barrage
Gheluvelt Plateau
Messines, at
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Third Ypres, at
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Austin, Hugh
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rations
structure
Third Ypres
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Canche
Caporetto
Carson, Lieutenant G. M.
Cassino
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Amiens
Arras
Bellevue Spur
brothers
Bullecourt
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Caporetto
civilian
Dardanelles Campaign
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First Ypres
Gheluvelt Plateau
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Messines
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Passchendaele, First Battle
Passchendaele (capture of)
planned/necessary
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Somme
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Third Ypres
Verdun
Vimy Ridge
wounded, treatment of see wounded soldiers
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Caterpillar crater
Cavell, Edith
Cecil, Lord Robert
Celtic Wood
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letters home
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Chantilly
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Third Ypres
Crest Farm
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Cushing, Dr Harvey
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