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on the th of143
at the end of123
the end of the115
at the same time114
the whole of the103
for the first time97
one of the most97
in front of the87
in the midst of86
in the course of84
the edge of the83
the rest of the83
the head of the78
on the morning of72
as a matter of72
at the head of71
the side of the70
on the part of66
as soon as the66
of the british army65
on the other side64
the top of the63
the men of the62
the lance and sword62
a good deal of62
of one of the60
a matter of fact60
under the command of60
was one of the59
one of the men58
the battle of the57
on the night of57
the foot of the55
in the direction of54
for a few moments54
on the other hand52
the morning of the52
it was impossible to51
for the most part51
the work of the49
in spite of the49
in the way of48
i said to myself48
for the purpose of48
the story of the47
in the act of47
in the face of46
on the following day46
the part of the46
for a few minutes45
it would have been44
the fire of the44
from time to time44
the other side of44
in the history of44
the rear of the43
is one of the43
the remainder of the43
in one of the42
but there was no42
in the middle of41
the course of the41
at the foot of41
in command of the40
the greater part of40
to be able to40
the hands of the38
the history of the38
in the hands of38
the face of the38
but it was not38
morning of the th38
with the exception of38
an officer of the38
and one of the38
to the end of37
the middle of the37
other side of the37
the night of the37
the way in which36
took part in the36
as if they were36
the time of the35
on the field of35
at the battle of35
i could not help35
the position of the35
the south african war35
in a few minutes35
the right of the34
to right and left34
as well as the34
as far as the34
a large body of33
companies of the regiment33
in the case of33
for a long time33
the field of battle33
at the same moment32
on the side of32
the midst of the32
the th and th31
for the sake of31
of the men who31
the main body of31
the mouth of the31
and on the th31
that it would be30
the men in the30
in the shape of30
that he had been30
as far as i30
it looks as if30
the direction of the30
a large number of30
and there was a30
a quarter of a29
i do not think29
on the th the29
the commencement of the29
the th of september29
in the firing line29
could not have been29
face to face with29
the ministry of munitions29
in the british army29
the left of the29
on the top of29
the outbreak of war28
there was not a28
a great deal of28
on the opposite side28
on the following morning28
of the lance and28
night of the th28
and as soon as28
as soon as we28
the end of a28
the fact that the28
the church of england28
it was evident that27
as soon as it27
it seemed as if27
as if he had27
the banks of the27
the nature of the27
and at the same27
the charge of the27
in the presence of27
and men of the27
as soon as i27
a man of the26
i do not know26
on the evening of26
quarter of a mile26
of the th regiment26
quarter of an hour26
in a state of26
in charge of the26
the centre of the26
to one of the26
i should like to26
and it was not26
the war broke out25
greater part of the25
the bottom of the25
as soon as they25
at the time of25
as quickly as possible25
from the fact that25
as if they had25
a bit of a25
as if he were24
on the right of24
at the beginning of24
as far as possible24
on either side of24
end of the war24
under a heavy fire24
of the black watch24
a portion of the24
i felt that i24
by one of the24
the beginning of the24
what was going on24
what do you mean23
early in the morning23
as if it were23
up and down the23
of the new armies23
in the first place23
but he did not23
from one of the23
the advance of the23
the name of the23
as soon as he23
that it was a23
of the royal irish23
is not to be23
the point of the23
what do you think23
men of the th23
to do with the23
the sides of the23
in a short time22
into the hands of22
i could see the22
in the hope of22
it is impossible to22
to say that the22
to the fact that22
the evening of the22
the spirit of the22
it was not until22
that it was not22
side of the road22
every now and then22
was in the act22
ought to have been22
of the enemy were22
the th of march22
some of the men22
are you going to22
the close of the21
it looked as if21
of some of the21
he said at last21
i want you to21
for a short time21
at the back of21
the order was given21
to get out of21
main body of the21
in addition to the21
it seems to me21
church of england chaplain21
he was going to21
on the subject of21
it was as if21
in the battle of21
the outbreak of the20
bank of the river20
on account of the20
a quarter of an20
so far as the20
it is to be20
out of the town20
one of our men20
in the neighbourhood of20
if it had been20
as one of the20
i can tell you20
was shot through the20
for most conspicuous bravery20
did not seem to20
the officers of the20
a part of the20
had been in the20
officers and men of20
of the th lancers20
of the irish guards20
and it was a20
on the banks of20
by the light of20
the opposite side of19
a couple of hundred19
the floor of the19
with a view to19
at a time when19
soon as it was19
in the event of19
of the th hussars19
held out his hand19
the sound of the19
it was found that19
by the side of19
that he could not19
to go back to19
at the top of19
did not want to19
on their way to19
the house of commons19
the head of his19
at the point of19
the strength of the19
for there was a19
the retreat from mons19
there was no time19
it must have been19
was silent for a19
the th of june19
four companies of the19
the attack on the19
a flag of truce19
in a low voice19
at the bottom of19
it would be a19
the first time in19
in the rear of19
the crest of the19
fire of the enemy19
the front of the19
with the result that19
the result of the19
the command of the19
but i did not19
that he did not19
the back of the19
body of the enemy19
under cover of the18
the walls of the18
in the form of18
and at the end18
in a letter to18
for the rest of18
and the men were18
formed part of the18
on the st of18
commissioned officers and men18
came out of the18
the sight of the18
but as soon as18
in front of him18
the use of the18
get out of the18
that they were not18
of the arme blanche18
to take part in18
outbreak of the war18
ships of the line18
at the close of18
i am going to18
either side of the18
the men who had18
the summit of the18
the presence of the18
out of the way18
this part of the18
of the st battalion18
feel as if i18
but i could not18
had it not been17
in the early days17
that it had been17
of the th of17
the rank and file17
for a moment the17
if they had been17
i was in the17
the th of november17
the eyes of the17
in spite of all17
of the dublin fusiliers17
to be found in17
the shape of a17
the light of the17
of the men in17
in the trenches and17
i felt as if17
said one of the17
in the north sea17
army in the field17
the roar of the17
in the matter of17
mile and a half17
that it was the17
at a distance of17
a member of the17
it must be remembered17
a few of the17
in the south african17
the early days of17
silent for a few17
evening of the th17
the capture of the17
he had not been17
of the battle of17
if he had been17
it was not till17
in the spring of17
on the same day17
and i could not17
and there was no17
it will be a17
went back to the17
at the commencement of16
what are you going16
that is to say16
take part in the16
out of the trenches16
of the royal engineers16
out of the question16
two companies of the16
it was in the16
be one of the16
towards the end of16
the th of august16
of the independent cavalry16
in the centre of16
do you think of16
a glimpse of the16
the flank of the16
they were in the16
the officers and men16
it might have been16
the passage of the16
i was able to16
i shall never forget16
the th of october16
head of the column16
on one of the16
a mile and a16
and in a few16
there was nothing to16
was not to be16
on the edge of16
side of the river16
one side of the16
as i have said16
but it was a16
we shall have to16
go back to the16
his way to the16
of the church of16
the colours of the16
the th native infantry16
a sergeant of the16
i was going to16
it seemed to me16
to the conclusion that16
the power of the16
the entrance of the16
to the effect that16
the character of the16
and some of the16
in possession of the16
to the edge of16
on the way to15
to the left of15
in the words of15
of the rifle brigade15
the colonel of the15
we were obliged to15
their way to the15
in the name of15
there is not a15
in front of us15
the way to the15
the royal irish regiment15
the heat of the15
the argyll and sutherland15
the body of the15
i ought to have15
of the victoria cross15
it was not the15
it not been for15
for the time being15
that i did not15
would have been a15
but he could not15
you going to do15
that there was a15
far as i can15
after the battle of15
in the open air15
in the habit of15
gave the order to15
the back of his15
that part of the15
to see that the15
looked at him with15
heavy fire from the15
we came to a15
that i had been15
battle of the marne15
of the foot regiment15
he did not know15
we were in the15
it was one of15
three companies of the15
point of the bayonet15
tell the story of15
of the regiment was15
the arrival of the15
was in command of15
out into the open15
the life of the15
and there is a15
the top of a15
the conduct of the15
out in the open15
it was obvious that15
of one of our15
men of the regiment15
of the irish brigade15
the attention of the15
that the enemy was15
at the outbreak of15
as i have already15
of the men were15
in the thick of15
was a good deal15
with the intention of15
there was a good15
a moment or two15
it was not a15
by this time the15
to be one of15
the ranks of the15
the shadow of the15
of the men of15
and it would be15
were killed or wounded15
that there was no15
many of the men15
about half a mile15
committee of imperial defense14
and a couple of14
i feel as if14
to be in the14
of the fact that14
it was necessary to14
it could not be14
the headquarters of the14
for one of the14
the right and left14
the faces of the14
on the rd of14
the afternoon of the14
argyll and sutherland highlanders14
about a quarter of14
in case of attack14
as if it had14
the national service league14
set to work to14
of the royal scots14
the british army in14
close up to the14
in spite of their14
in a way that14
the valley of the14
as if i were14
it is difficult to14
to the relief of14
on the left of14
early days of the14
within yards of the14
to get back to14
were killed and wounded14
about a hundred yards14
secretary of state for14
opposite side of the14
it is possible to14
the man who had14
the duke of wellington14
foot of the hill14
the midst of a14
in connection with the14
a considerable number of14
on the summit of14
from the top of14
be found in the14
side by side with14
one of the greatest14
one of the first14
to the other side14
must have been a14
for the next few14
the british army was14
as soon as possible14
men who had been14
over and over again14
the thick of the14
the order to advance14
on one side of14
and the next minute14
i shall have to14
on the point of14
the women and children14
we were ordered to14
the church of scotland14
the state of the14
the case of the14
of officers and men14
the officer in command14
and on the following13
nothing to do with13
order was given to13
on the eve of13
put an end to13
the course of a13
to go to the13
a great number of13
for the use of13
it would be better13
it was a very13
felt as if i13
the shelter of the13
to the right of13
a few minutes later13
the man with the13
that it was impossible13
the possession of the13
i was obliged to13
was no time to13
nature of the ground13
at one of the13
i felt that he13
it is necessary to13
from the direction of13
the heads of the13
in front of our13
the success of the13
what may be called13
that he had not13
the th of december13
it would not be13
in the annals of13
the names of the13
of a man who13
the heart of the13
to the firing line13
the th dragoon guards13
the captain of the13
to be allowed to13
men in the trenches13
of the village of13
the retreat of the13
the fate of the13
an account of the13
of the british force13
of the light division13
i want to know13
the night before the13
he was able to13
may be said to13
battle of the aisne13
one or two of13
i dare say you13
in the service of13
he said to himself13
have been able to13
an attack on the13
way in which the13
and was about to13
then there was a13
in which he had13
as if we were13
was the first to13
i thought it was13
of the territorial force13
it will be remembered13
on the heights of13
man of the regiment13
hundreds of thousands of13
shot through the head13
a halt was made13
what seemed to be13
in the early morning13
but they did not13
the end of it13
that one of the13
and i felt that13
he shook his head13
the last of the13
troop of horse artillery13
part of the line13
a private of the13
the inhabitants of the13
to the work of13
the bank of the13
far as the eye13
was found to be13
of frederick the great13
the th light dragoons12
on his way to12
with the aid of12
he looked at me12
the approach of the12
in the first instance12
the british expeditionary force12
days of the war12
to the dressing station12
the young men of12
from side to side12
to look at the12
a certain amount of12
with a couple of12
a very short time12
but there is no12
at such a time12
the left bank of12
of the regiment were12
two or three days12
and a number of12
church of england chaplains12
and it was the12
one of the officers12
that there is no12
the irish at the12
left bank of the12
it may be added12
with the rest of12
my lords and gentlemen12
took up a position12
within a few yards12
in killed and wounded12
to return to the12
to get to the12
in front of them12
that it is not12
officers and men were12
and the arme blanche12
on the line of12
the thunder of the12
that he was not12
and that it was12
an hour and a12
was a man of12
one or other of12
is a matter of12
from end to end12
it is said that12
how did you get12
so as to get12
as well as a12
there was only one12
of the th and12
a number of the12
held by the enemy12
it would be impossible12
that this was the12
it is not a12
the order to charge12
companies of the th12
it had not been12
for the benefit of12
irish at the front12
in command of a12
in spite of his12
we were going to12
to the rank of12
in which they were12
that i could not12
i could see that12
the early part of12
and in spite of12
the chief of the12
the dead and wounded12
under the direction of12
of the war was12
there seemed to be12
of the british soldier12
the fight of the12
there was no sign12
men at the front12
and devotion to duty12
and the rest of12
the soldiers of the12
for half an hour12
in front of me12
so that it was12
a few yards of12
the men who were12
of the work of12
i did not think12
was wounded in the12
what do you say12
but it must be12
in the house of12
in full view of12
in rear of the12
the cause of the12
part of the country12
to the top of12
and i have been12
it was plain that12
the line of the12
that he was a12
and all the time12
as well as by12
was occupied by the12
and out of the12
the door of the12
the enemy in the12
of the enemy was12
stages of the war12
i looked at him12
that he had no12
was made by the12
the head of a12
battle of the somme12
but there was a12
a hundred and fifty12
up to the trenches12
of the th dublins12
a hundred yards away12
as well as i12
a minute or two12
the memory of the12
part of the day12
it is in the12
was the sound of12
cape of good hope12
to the memory of12
look in his eyes12
the form of a12
in this part of12
of the salvation army12
history of the war12
by the fire of12
of the ulster division12
in spite of my12
one after the other12
men of the battalion12
cavalry in future wars12
to some of the11
to think of it11
and many of the11
a company of the11
down on one knee11
the presence of a11
that he would be11
the service of the11
beginning of the war11
anything of the kind11
in favour of the11
by the end of11
in the autumn of11
i dare say i11
the surface of the11
in which we were11
the worst of it11
of the british line11
he was in the11
one of his men11
i beg your pardon11
in time of peace11
in advance of the11
the word of command11
took place in the11
it was the first11
was too much for11
was going to be11
regiments at the front11
to the number of11
of the tyneside irish11
did not mean to11
of those who have11
a distance of about11
herr von bethmann hollweg11
of sir john french11
was composed of the11
than that of the11
floor of the trench11
seemed to be a11
to take the place11
in charge of a11
a soldier of the11
that we were to11
on the march to11
right up to the11
he did not see11
on the extreme left11
there would have been11
was by no means11
of men and horses11
on the right bank11
the value of the11
the horrors of the11
in the possession of11
with a touch of11
war and the arme11
it for granted that11
the conclusion of the11
of the french army11
that the enemy were11
just in time to11
the gates of the11
the th of april11
the edge of a11
one of the best11
was not in the11
won the victoria cross11
said to have been11
in the fighting line11
would have to be11
as part of the11
it was the most11
he held out his11
of the new army11
to the foot of11
and i did not11
might have been a11
a shot was fired11
of the th brigade11
of the gordon highlanders11
is said to have11
if it were a11
the rattle of the11
so far as i11
in the light of11
both officers and men11
caught sight of the11
the story of how11
the siege of ladysmith11
be able to get11
the sick and wounded11
of the south african11
the movements of the11
up to the time11
i told him i11
of the general staff11
of the nd highlanders11
at the fighting base11
into one of the11
i shook my head11
every part of the11
side of the hill11
of state for war11
who took part in11
on the outbreak of11
not be able to11
on the nd of11
the march was resumed11
out of the window11
and i had to11
in war and peace11
be said to have11
to the right and11
the stern of the11
he said to me11
the rear of our11
as well as of11
it was to be11
long way to tipperary11
i had not been11
for a moment or11
a day or two11
along the line of11
in the front line11
to tell the story11
the order of the11
hour and a half11
the flanks of the11
it was only a11
he was about to11
from the edge of11
be borne in mind10
they did not know10
and it was only10
the words of the10
are to be found10
made up my mind10
the result was that10
now and then a10
it is one of10
as that of the10
but this was not10
and as i was10
the rush of the10
he knew that he10
had been sent to10
it was too late10
the scene of the10
you are going to10
of no use to10
it is of no10
he went to the10
and it is a10
my mother and sister10
it is probable that10
there was the sound10
a long way to10
with the object of10
second battalion of the10
the companies of the10
the royal irish rifles10
with the lance and10
as he went on10
not been for the10
the garrison of the10
as there was a10
i did not know10
he came to the10
at the edge of10
the corner of the10
it was not long10
the enemy had been10
as much as possible10
with a loss of10
the destruction of the10
st battalion of the10
on the afternoon of10
in order that the10
a matter of course10
and in the morning10
the first line of10
a heavy fire from10
of the enemy in10
about the middle of10
one of the enemy10
for i felt that10
he could not tell10
they could not be10
out of the darkness10
he had been a10
was held by the10
just as we were10
the appearance of the10
made up his mind10
edge of the forest10
of the line of10
in the opinion of10
of men in the10
looks as if you10
we are going to10
i was thinking of10
had the honour of10
officers and men wounded10
there was a sharp10
there can be no10
all parts of the10
the care of the10
and there is no10
to the side of10
a woman of the10
months of the war10
in which it was10
he was one of10
the first of the10
it was a good10
the long line of10
in the capture of10
the first battle of10
by sir john french10
in front of their10
from the point of10
to a place of10
will be carried out10
that the enemy had10
came to an end10
since the outbreak of10
the command of lieutenant10
to get rid of10
when war broke out10
of the order of10
to me as if10
that they would be10
i felt that it10
of the th division10
right bank of the10
just in front of10
to get into the10
of the men had10
i want to see10
of the connaught rangers10
the loss of the10
awarded the victoria cross10
many of them were10
off to the left10
the royal irish fusiliers10
during the whole of10
it was decided to10
the temper of the10
of the french cavalry10
the command of major10
a word or two10
is of no use10
to the credit of10
and for a time10
the th of february10
the people at home10
have been in the10
out of reach of10
the tops of the10
the circumstances of the10
i could not see10
we had been in10
at the entrance of10
he would not have10
it had been a10
you ought to be10
on the western front10
their way through the10
there was a sudden10
the meaning of the10
the majority of the10
the aid of the10
the distinguished conduct medal10
had an opportunity of10
he was in a10
it had to be10
a letter written by10
the rajah and his10
a small body of10
of the light brigade10
a cloud of dust10
there was a low10
a short time the10
one of the many10
the place of the10
cavalry in war and10
the sound of a10
a party of the10
the st battalion of10
yards in front of10
one of the party10
errors have been corrected10
that they had been10
would not have been10
as a result of10
do not think that10
of the coldstream guards10
it was hard to10
on the back of10
a large proportion of10
in the hope that10
as i lay there10
was to be made10
one of the great10
to the scene of10
was found that the10
in a few hours10
the enemy on the10
the th of january10
one to the other10
with the loss of10
as well as to10
the right flank of10
the north side of10
the end of that10
it was like a10
took possession of the10
little more than a10
the right bank of10
the effect of the10
the second battalion of10
there is no need10
battle of all arms10
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