Foch Speaks
Foch Speaks
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Javery, the Director of Railway Conifnunications, who said to m^e: "If you do not save Amiens, every- thing is lost!" "Well, we are going to try to, " At Compiegne, the fneeting took place in a villa on the outskirts of the town, because the latter was being bombarded. Things were going badly \ Haig was not there, and we could not arrive at any agree- ment. We should have had to go to Dury, But jve could 7tot inflict our difficulties on M. Clemenceati in the m^iddle of the night. We therefore a...greed to meet again on the following day, and returned to Paris, I was at my home, in the Avenue de Saxe, when Weygand called to tell me what he had heard FOCHSPEAKS 235 from Field Marshal Haig and Wilson. The latter had gone back to Versailles, but he called on me the same evening to tell vie: *This is the proposal: M. Clemenceau will be in supreme command, with General Foch as his Chief of Staff. ' 'That will not work! . . . M. Clemenceau knows nothing of lead- ing armies or directing battles!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Javery, the Director of Railway Conifnunications, who said to m^e: "If you do not save Amiens, every- thing is lost!" "Well, we are going to try to, " At Compiegne, the fneeting took place in a villa on the outskirts of the town, because the latter was being bombarded. Things were going badly \ Haig was not there, and we could not arrive at any agree- ment. We should have had to go to Dury, But jve could 7tot inflict our difficulties on M. Clemenceati in the m^iddle of the night. We therefore a...greed to meet again on the following day, and returned to Paris, I was at my home, in the Avenue de Saxe, when Weygand called to tell me what he had heard FOCHSPEAKS 235 from Field Marshal Haig and Wilson. The latter had gone back to Versailles, but he called on me the same evening to tell vie: *This is the proposal: M. Clemenceau will be in supreme command, with General Foch as his Chief of Staff. ' 'That will not work! . . . M. Clemenceau knows nothing of lead- ing armies or directing battles!
What to read after Foch Speaks?
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