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GERMANY S INNINGS.it rested one day and was joined by its transport section;thence to Clairy-Saulchoix, another four miles, where moredetailed instructions were received and a definite plan ofattack evolved, and discussed with the Company Commanders, their officers and N. C. O. s, and where it restedthe following day. On the night of August 6 the 72ndmarched to Boves Wood, a distance of about twelve miles.This point was reached in the early morning of August 7and only the initiated can tell how much it comprehends.It means that the end had come <of weeks of intense work,calculation, issuing of orders, arranging for artillery andthe thousand and one things that accompany the anxietyon the part of those responsible that nothing shall be forgotten. Now it was known that the artillery support wasto be the greatest ever known; that all units went into thefield up to strength and more, with ample reinforcementson the spot to make good casualties.109
CHAPTER XII.AMIENS.The general idea Zero hour The first day s attack Attack continued Battalion captures Maucourt and Chilly Counterattacks Exploits of Lieut. H. C. Whittaker Sidelights onwar Move North.IN THE WAR histories, the victorious engagements fromAugust 8th to August 13th are comprehended underthe general title of the "Battle of Amiens." To the Canadians, however, they were the "Llandovery Castle operation," connecting them in this way with the atrocities committed by the enemy on our hospital staff on that vessel.The culmination of the arduous preparations of past weekswas now to take place. It was to be seen whether the carefully thought-out plans of the best military brains wouldeventuate in success. As the 72nd took its part as a component of the Fourth Division, it will be well to devotesome attention to the general work of that Division, inrelation to others, before narrating the special services ofthe Battalion which the present writers attempt to chronicle.The Fourth Division was concentrated near Boves Woodat dawn on August 7, and in Gerutelles Wood by dawnon the 8th. At 4:20 a.m., on the 8th the 3rd Canadian Division in the centre, and the 2nd Canadian Division <on theleft, together with the First French Army on the right andthe Australian Corps on the left, comtmenced the attack.The Fourth Canadian Division followed the 3rd CanadianDivision down the Roye Road, crossing the River Luce atno
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COPYRIGHT CANADA BYBERNARD McEVOYAN
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HISTORY OF THE72nd CANADIAN INFANTR
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ICONSIDER itFOREWORDa great honour
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CONTENTSCHAPTER I.FORMATION OF THE
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CONTENTSCHAPTER VIII.THE SUMMER OF
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONSFacing Page66.
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INTRODUCTIONnpHERE is much that is
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LIEUT. -COL. G. H. KIRKPATRICK, D.S
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