
History of the 1/ 4th Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment, 1914-1919
The Valor of a WWI Battalion: Stories from the Duke of Wellington's RegimentBy P. G. BalesLength12h 57m
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In "History of the 1/4th Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment, 1914-1919," P. G. Bales meticulously chronicles the experiences of a key military unit during World War I, blending rigorous historical analysis with poignant narratives that highlight the human cost of war. Written in an engaging style that balances scholarly rigor with accessibility, the book employs primary source documents, personal letters, and regiment reports to illuminate the battalion's campaigns and its role in the broader context of the war. Bales'Äôs work is steeped in historical accuracy, providing a vivid tableau of wartime experiences that speaks to both military history enthusiasts and general readers alike. P. G. Bales, an esteemed historian with a profound interest in military studies, draws upon extensive archival research and personal accounts to reconstruct the vivid tapestry of the 1/4th Battalion'Äôs experiences. His academic background and passion for preserving the memories of soldiers have fueled his dedication to documenting this particular segment of military history. Bales's expertise ensures a compelling narrative that pays respect to the soldiers who served, often leaving their stories untold. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in World War I, military history, or the social dynamics of the time. Bales's eloquent prose and insightful commentary provide not just a record of events, but an exploration of the courage and resilience displayed by the men of the 1/4th Battalion, making this work an indispensable addition to the history of the Great War.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length12 hrs 57 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 21, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1LIST OF MAPS.
2CHAPTER I. MOBILISATION AND TRAINING.
3CHAPTER II. FLEURBAIX.
4CHAPTER III. YPRES, 1915.
5(a) July to October.
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6(b) October 16th.
7(c) The Wet Months.
8(d) December 19th.
9CHAPTER IV. JANUARY TO JUNE, 1916.
10CHAPTER V. THE BATTLE Of THE SOMME.
11(a) July and August, 1916.
12(b) September 3rd, 1916.
13(c) The Leipsig Redoubt.
14CHAPTER VI. WITH THE THIRD ARMY.
15(a) Hannescamps.
16(b) Fonquevillers.
17(c) Halloy.
18(d) Berles.
19(e) Riviére.
20CHAPTER VII. WITH THE FIRST ARMY.
21(a) Ferme du Bois Sector.
22(b) The Cordonnerie Sector.
23(c) St. Elie Sector.
24CHAPTER VIII. THE COAST.
25(a) St. Pol and Ghyvelde.
26(b) The Lombartzyde Sector.
27(c) Coast Defence and Training.
28(d) En Route for Ypres.
29CHAPTER IX. THE BELLE VUE SPUR.
30(a) October 4th–8th.
31(b) October 9th.
32(c) Rest and Reorganisation.
33CHAPTER X. WINTER ON THE PASSCHENDAELE RIDGE.
34(a) Molenaarelsthoek and Keerselaarhoek.
35(b) Work and Training.
36(c) Reutel Sector.
37CHAPTER XI. THE ENEMY SPRING OFFENSIVE.
38(a) Erquinghem and Le Veau.
39(b) Nieppe.
40(c) Bailleul.
41(d) St. Jans Cappel.
42(e) Poperinghe.
43(f) Kemmel.[18]
44CHAPTER XII. THE LAST OF YPRES.
45(a) May, 1918.
46(b) Zillebeke Sector.
47(c) The Zillebeke Raid.
48(d) Quiet Days in the Ypres Salient.
49CHAPTER XIII. THE LAST STAGE.
50(a) Movements and Training.