The epistles of Atkins

James Milne

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ffsit i of tl^e Pittli^rsttg of Toronto bv The Harris Family Eldon House London, Ont. Digitized by the Internet Arcinive in 2008 witin funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation littp://www.arcliive.org/details/epistlesofatkinsOOmilnuoft -p EPISTLES OF ATKINSTHE s"" /^ 5 Mortin,,; Mevv", K'From Itu- >ilirtch h;i C{)e epistles of Atkins MilneBy James *'Author of The Romance of a Pro-Consul," etc. Being Some the Lights^ on Humanof Nature in the Ordeal War^ whichof Illumine the Letters the Commonof written South toSoldier^ from Africa Home ; and so anhis People at *'to the Question, How doesAnswer it to be in BattleV"feel London T. Fisher Unwin 1902 pr 15.9.S^ BOOK IS DEDICATED,THIS IN SIMPLE HONOUR, TO MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HECTOR MACDONALD, K.C.B., D.S.O., WHOSE LIFE-STORY BELONGS BRITISHTO THE SOLDIER. COLONIAL EDITION (This edition is circulationfor in the British Colonies and India only) Chapters & ContentsTheir iI. Arms and the Man . . . . How doesSetting out to answer the question, theit to to make war, to soundfeel fight, battledeeps fof Campaigning Means . . .20II. What bivouacs, its commonplacesIts marches and and vagrant joys:and surprises, its trials experience.altogether a singular school of Battle in BeingIII. 39 its nearpictures it is to the eye,The series of wearingroar to the ear, and itsrattle and far nerves.strain upon the 5^Under FireIV.

Sujets

• Second Boer War

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 2
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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ilirtch h;i C{)e epistles of Atkins MilneBy James *'Author of The Romance of a Pro-Consul," etc. Being Some the Lights^ on Humanof Nature in the Ordeal War^ whichof Illumine the Letters the Commonof written South toSoldier^ from Africa Home ; and so anhis People at *'to the Question, How doesAnswer it to be in BattleV"feel London T. Fisher Unwin 1902 pr 15.9.S^ BOOK IS DEDICATED,THIS IN SIMPLE HONOUR, TO MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HECTOR MACDONALD, K.C.B., D.S.O., WHOSE LIFE-STORY BELONGS BRITISHTO THE SOLDIER. COLONIAL EDITION (This edition is circulationfor in the British Colonies and India only) Chapters & ContentsTheir iI. Arms and the Man . . . . How doesSetting out to answer the question, theit to to make war, to soundfeel fight, battledeeps fof Campaigning Means . . .20II. What bivouacs, its commonplacesIts marches and and vagrant joys:and surprises, its trials experience.altogether a singular school of Battle in BeingIII. 39 its nearpictures it is to the eye,The series of wearingroar to the ear, and itsrattle and far nerves.strain upon the 5^Under FireIV." />

ffsit iof tl^e
Pittli^rsttg of Toronto
bv
The Harris Family
Eldon House
London, Ont.Digitized by the Internet Arcinive
in 2008 witin funding from
IVIicrosoft Corporation
littp://www.arcliive.org/details/epistlesofatkinsOOmilnuoft-p
EPISTLES OF ATKINSTHE
s""/^
5Mortin,,; Mevv", K'From Itu- >ilirtch h;iC{)e epistles of Atkins
MilneBy James
*'Author of The Romance of a Pro-Consul," etc.
Being Some the Lights^ on Humanof
Nature in the Ordeal War^ whichof
Illumine the Letters the Commonof
written South toSoldier^ from Africa
Home ; and so anhis People at
*'to the Question, How doesAnswer
it to be in BattleV"feel
London
T. Fisher Unwin
1902pr
15.9.S^
BOOK IS DEDICATED,THIS
IN SIMPLE HONOUR, TO
MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HECTOR
MACDONALD, K.C.B., D.S.O.,
WHOSE LIFE-STORY BELONGS
BRITISHTO THE SOLDIER.
COLONIAL EDITION
(This edition is circulationfor in the British Colonies and India only)