The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 278
... Turkish Corps Commander , by car to Tell esh Sheria , where a " No Man's Land " of several miles separated the opposing forces . There they took horses and moved out under an escort , which drove in the British cavalry patrols , to a ...
... Turkish Corps Commander , by car to Tell esh Sheria , where a " No Man's Land " of several miles separated the opposing forces . There they took horses and moved out under an escort , which drove in the British cavalry patrols , to a ...
Page 280
... Turkish counter attack . Heavy fighting followed , neither side making any appreciable progress . Falkenhayn now ventured to move . He left Aleppo on the morning of the 4th , slept that night in Damascus , and arrived the following ...
... Turkish counter attack . Heavy fighting followed , neither side making any appreciable progress . Falkenhayn now ventured to move . He left Aleppo on the morning of the 4th , slept that night in Damascus , and arrived the following ...
Page 281
... Turkish columns . The Turkish soldier is dogged and far from excitable , but when his breaking - point is reached he succumbs completely - though , unlike troops of some other nationalities , he can still be restored in morale by rest ...
... Turkish columns . The Turkish soldier is dogged and far from excitable , but when his breaking - point is reached he succumbs completely - though , unlike troops of some other nationalities , he can still be restored in morale by rest ...
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