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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Acknowledgements Background
The Terrain The Weather The Experience of War in 1916 and 1917 The Learning Curve Messines
The Campaign Chronicle
1 June 1917: Gough Prepares a Massive Blow Against the German Fourth Army 10 July: German Assault at Lombartzyde Thrown Back at the Heavy Cost of Two British battalions 17 July: British Bombardment on the Ypres front Begins – Fifth Army Gathers for the Attack 25 July: Six-Day Delay Ordered – Battle to Commence on 31 July 27 July: The Guards Cross the Yser Canal 31 July: Battle of Pilkem Ridge – Massive British Assault Achieves an Advance of 3,000 Yards (2.7km) 16 August 1917: Battle of Langemarck – Fifth Army Secures the Steenbeek and Seizes the Village of Langemarck 19 August 1917: Dramatic Success of British Tanks 22 August 1917: Remaining Strong points on the Zonnebeke-Langemarck Road Attacked With Little Success 25 August 1917: Inverness Copse Lost 27 August 1917: Springfield Falls to the Worcestershires 31 August: Second Army Publishes New Guidelines For Attacks 20 September 1917: Battle of the Menin Road Wednesday 26 September 1917: Battle of Polygon Wood 4 October 1917: Battle of Broodseinde 9 October 1917: Battle of Poelcappelle 12 October 1917: First Battle of Passchendaele – ANZACS and British Flounder in Mud and Blood on Passchendaele Ridge 22 October 1917: Fifth Army Attacks 26 October 1917: Second Battle of Passchendaele, First Phase – Canadians Reach Dry Ground 27 October 1917: Second Battle of Passchendaele, First Phase – Canadians Consolidate Tuesday 30 October 1917: Second Battle of Passchendaele, Second Phase – Crest Farm and Meetcheele in Canadian Hands Tuesday 6 November 1917: Second Battle of Passchendaele, Third Phase – Passchendaele Falls to the Canadians Saturday 10 November 1917: Second Battle of Passchendaele, Final Phase – Canadians Secure the High Ground
Aftermath
The Context A Flawed Plan? Should It Have Been Stopped? What Went Wrong? Was It Worth It?
Biographical Notes Orders of Battle Campaign Glossary Sources and Bibliography Index
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