 A military turns from such knightly deeds as these to narrate cnBK" the next episode of the war, in which the gallant profession of arms was degraded to the level of the assassin, and the Germans, foiled in fair fighting, stole away a few miles of ground...  A History of the Great War - Page 42by Arthur Conan Doyle - 1917Full view - About this book
 | Herbert Greenhough Smith - England - 1916 - 874 pages
...others were all resuscitated. A MILITARY CRIME. It is with a feeling of loathing that the chronicler turns from such knightly deeds as these to narrate...fighting, stole away a few miles of ground by the acts of the murderer. So long as military history is written, the poisoning of Langemarck will be recorded... | |
 | Arthur Conan Doyle - World War, 1914-1918 - 1917 - 286 pages
...feeling of loathing that the chronicler A military turns from such knightly deeds as these to narrate CI the next episode of the war, in which the gallant...long as military history is written, the poisoning of CHAPTEB Laugemarck will be recorded as a loathsome incident _ _ by which warfare was degraded to a... | |
 | Cecil D. Eby - Literary Collections - 1987 - 308 pages
...that the chronicler turns from such knightly deeds to narrate the next episode of the war, in which the Germans, foiled in fair fighting, stole away a few miles of ground in the arts of the murderer. . . . The poisoning of Langemarck will be recorded as an incident by which... | |
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