A War Zone Gadabout; Being the Authentic Account of Four Trips to the Fighting Nations During 1914, '15, '16 Pt. 640
A War Zone Gadabout; Being the Authentic Account of Four Trips to the Fighting Nations During 1914, '15, '16 Pt. 640
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When the Germans were battering their way toward the gates of Paris, Mr.
Herrick alone, of all the foreign ambassadors and min- isters, stuck to his post in Paris, refusing to go to Bor- deaux when the French seat of government was removed to that city.
That same afternoon I met the Secretary of the Lega- tion, Mr. Robert W. Bliss, who has continued the splen- did work with Mr. Sharpe that he began with Mr. Her- rick. Also I had the pleasure of meeting the Hon.
Robert Bacon, former Ambassador t...o France, who kindly permitted us to visit the American Ambulance at Neuilly, which had done so much for the French wounded and for which the French nation will ever be grateful. After we had gone through the different wards where the wounded were being cared for, I went to an American photographer, a Mr. H. C Ellis, and had him make photographs at the hospital, two of which are reproduced in this book. As a result of the splendid activities of Ambassador Herrick and the American Ambulance,.
Americans were everywhere treated with great courtesy, not to say enthusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the Germans were battering their way toward the gates of Paris, Mr.
Herrick alone, of all the foreign ambassadors and min- isters, stuck to his post in Paris, refusing to go to Bor- deaux when the French seat of government was removed to that city.
That same afternoon I met the Secretary of the Lega- tion, Mr. Robert W. Bliss, who has continued the splen- did work with Mr. Sharpe that he began with Mr. Her- rick. Also I had the pleasure of meeting the Hon.
Robert Bacon, former Ambassador t...o France, who kindly permitted us to visit the American Ambulance at Neuilly, which had done so much for the French wounded and for which the French nation will ever be grateful. After we had gone through the different wards where the wounded were being cared for, I went to an American photographer, a Mr. H. C Ellis, and had him make photographs at the hospital, two of which are reproduced in this book. As a result of the splendid activities of Ambassador Herrick and the American Ambulance,.
Americans were everywhere treated with great courtesy, not to say enthusiasm.
What to read after A War Zone Gadabout; Being the Authentic Account of Four Trips to the Fighting Nations During 1914, '15, '16 Pt. 640?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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