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NORMAN TEN HUNDRED
- BY - A. Stanley Blicq.
A Record of the —— 1st (SERVICE) Bn. ROYAL GUERNSEY LIGHT INFANTRY
Guernsey: Printed at The Guernsey Press Co., Ltd., Smith Street and Le Marchant Street. [St. Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands] 1920.
This modest work is dedicated to: Mrs. P. EREAUX, in appreciation of her genial personality, strong moral courage and unhesitating adherence to duty as she conceived it. And also to: GEORGE W. CLARKE, Esq., in memory of those Great Days when we marched the Long Trail together; shared the same sorrows, the same mirth; —and now the same memories, far away, indistinct; laughter merged with the tears. A. STANLEY BLICQ. Guernsey, 1920.
NORMAN TEN HUNDRED. A BATTALION OF THE OLDEST AND SMALLEST DEMOCRACY IN THE WORLD.
CONTENTS
TEN HUNDRED
I SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 1917
II SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 1917 HENDECOURT
III CAMBRAI REHEARSALS NOVEMBER, 1917
IV MOVING UP
V CAMBRAI OFFENSIVE NOVEMBER 20th, 1917 THE ADVANCE
VI MARCOING—MASNIERES
VII HOLDING THE LINE MASNIERES
VIII NOVEMBER 30th-DECEMBER 1st, 1917 GERMAN ONSLAUGHT
IX DECEMBER-JANUARY, 1918 HOUVIN
X DECEMBER-JANUARY, 1918 FLERS—LE PARCQ—VERCHOCQ
XI DECEMBER-JANUARY, 1918 LEULENE—BRANDHOEK—YPRES
XII PASSCHENDAELE SECTOR
XIII PASSCHENDAELE SECTOR POPERINGHE—STEENVOORDE—BRANDHOEK
XIV MARCH-APRIL, 1918 IN THE LINE
XV APRIL 10-14, 1918 DOULIEU-ESTAIRES
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