Typographical errors corrected in text:Page 28: Caesar replaced with CæsarPage 38: Pacificism replaced with PacifismPage 77: "tribute to the Canadians troops that had served him in South Africa." replaced with "tribute to the Canadian troops that had served him in South Africa."Page 79: gacious replaced with graciousPage 81: Sergeat-Major replaced with Sergeant-MajorPage 91: "feed him till he almost fainted" replaced with "fed him till he almost fainted"Page 94: quad leaders replaced with squad leadersPage 115: seventeeth replaced with seventeenthPage 137: trenchs replaced with trenchesPage 183: offiers replaced with officersPage 183: and and replaced with andPage 184: Cæstre replaced with Caestre (2 times)Page 245: Zoonebec replaced with ZonnebekePage 205: "There efficacy is in their recoil" replaced with "Their efficacy is in their recoil"Page 233: thir replaced with theirPage 238: specically replaced with specificallyPage 239: bondoliers replaced with bandoliersPage 240: asyphyxiating replaced with asphyxiatingPage 241: Chorline replaced with ChlorinePage 245: Zonnebec replaced with ZonnebekePage 249: Zonnebec replaced with ZonnebekePage 261: "He later lost his lift at Givenchy." replaced with "He later lost his life at Givenchy."Page 261: Scrimiger replaced with ScrimgerPage 268: Hennebec replaced with HennebekePage 268: Zonnebec replaced with ZonnebekePage 276: fyle replaced with filePage 278: "for me the hear it" replaced with "for me to hear it"Page 279: sox replaced with socksPage 285: catagories replaced with categoriesPage 287: Yous replaced with YoursPage 287: musfortune replaced with misfortunePage 287: "recruited two more fully-equipped battalions for the wear" replaced with "recruited two more fully-equipped battalions for the war"Page 289: Intendent replaced with IntendantPage 289: Cardonniere replaced with CardonneriePage 289: Cassells replaced with CasselPage 291: Basse replaced with BasseePage 293: Sweeny replaced with SwenyPage 294: Birchall replaced with BurchallNotes on unusual words:Page 159: Nervli were the people of Hainault and Cambresis in Gaul. Referenced inPlutarch's Lives.Page 216: liquified spelled as in image.Page 250: A sap is a narrow trench, normally for communication, made by digging at an angle from the existing trench.Page 289: "Northern Ry." refers to "Northern Railway"
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