A Journal of the Great War volume 1
A Journal of the Great War volume 1
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E. F. Headquarters at Montreuil, taking Dwight Morrow and McFadden with me, as ques- tions of tonnage as well as matters within my more direct province were to be discussed. It is no longer possible for me to take time to describe many of the important matters in which I am engaged, for they are too numerous to permit of it. The particularly bad one just now is horses to put artillery into action, and General Pershing has notified me that he places primary responsibility on me to get them. To- ...day General Travers-Clarke telephoned me of the first five thousand which have resulted from our efforts. But that is but an incident of the last week, and the report of my daily activities to General Harbord must supply the details of my work.
COMBATTING FRENCH CRITICISM 191 Just a word about our visit to our English comrades. Their entertainment of us was that of brothers meeting in time of mutual dependency and with a mutual affection. After our important conferences were over Saturday morn- ing, McFadden and I went back (by motor, of course), via Arras, Bapaume, and Peronne, through the devastated dis- trict.
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E. F. Headquarters at Montreuil, taking Dwight Morrow and McFadden with me, as ques- tions of tonnage as well as matters within my more direct province were to be discussed. It is no longer possible for me to take time to describe many of the important matters in which I am engaged, for they are too numerous to permit of it. The particularly bad one just now is horses to put artillery into action, and General Pershing has notified me that he places primary responsibility on me to get them. To- ...day General Travers-Clarke telephoned me of the first five thousand which have resulted from our efforts. But that is but an incident of the last week, and the report of my daily activities to General Harbord must supply the details of my work.
COMBATTING FRENCH CRITICISM 191 Just a word about our visit to our English comrades. Their entertainment of us was that of brothers meeting in time of mutual dependency and with a mutual affection. After our important conferences were over Saturday morn- ing, McFadden and I went back (by motor, of course), via Arras, Bapaume, and Peronne, through the devastated dis- trict.
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