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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Note on text Map of Gallipoli Prologue: The Lost Boys Introduction
The list of Lost Boys, 1914
Part I: Lost Boys in 1914
Australia in 1914 ‘He joined at once’: volunteers for the AIF ‘We hail from busy Rundle Street’: callings ‘A roamer’: on the tramp ‘The opportunity in Australia’: migrants ‘A born soldier’: officers State school to ’Varsity men: education
Part II: Lost Boys in uniform
‘Well and truly serve’: enlistment ‘What a soldier ought to be’: military experience ‘Australian Expeditionary Force’: in camp ‘Full of incident’: the voyage to Egypt ‘Healthy, keen, spirited and adventurous’: Egypt ‘No thought of the death that awaits’: to Lemnos ‘We may be cut up’: orders for the landing
Part III: Lost Boys on Gallipoli
‘Not seen to land’: in the water ‘Rushed heights above shores’: the advance inland ‘Have we come too far?’: the advanced parties ‘The vital ground’: the fight for Baby 700 ‘Under a very heavy fire’: the fight for the ridges ‘Jacko got his shrapnel into them’: artillery fire ‘Wounded out in front’: the fate of the furthest parties ‘Dig in for night’: the day ends
Part IV: Lost Boys missing
‘Lost after the landing’: comrades mourn ‘There is no report that he died’: casualty lists ‘Prompt and sympathetic attention’: Base Records ‘Sad intelligence soon spread’: delivering the news ‘Something is wrong’: delays in informing families ‘No trace’: the missing ‘What does “missing” mean?’: the Red Cross’s searchers ‘Still on active service’: ghosts of the Lost Boys ‘He must be a prisoner’: Lost Boys captured? ‘Waiting most anxiously’: families on tenterhooks
Part V: Lost Boys dead
‘Killed in action’: the courts of enquiry ‘Deceased soldiers’ affairs’: administrative consequences ‘Money matters’: pensions granted, and not ‘His mother’s only support’: bereaved parents ‘The belongings of their boys’: soldiers’ effects ‘Such a lot of letter-writing’: complications ‘Yes, a brother killed in action’: bereaved families and the war ‘Harry alive’: hopes fade
Part VI: Lost Boys remembered
‘Memory’s golden chain’: in memoriam ‘A gap that will never be filled’: return to Gallipoli ‘The circumstances surrounding his death’: the circulars ‘To a grave so far away’: burial ‘One vast graveyard’: the cemeteries ‘Before the pilgrimages come’: the Lost Boys’ graves ‘His death is shrouded in mystery’: the lost ‘Never recovered’: the effects of war
Epilogue: The Lost Boys today Acknowledgements Appendix 1: The Lost Boys of Anzac Appendix 2: Note on sources and methods Select bibliography Index
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