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Experiences of a Dug-out, 1914-1918
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Chapter 18 THE PRESS
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take made with regard to war correspondents at the start - The pre-war intentions of the General Staff - How they we
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1 Chapter 1 BY THE SAME AUTHOR.2 Chapter 2 THE OUTBREAK OF WAR3 Chapter 3 EARLY DAYS AT THE WAR OFFICE4 Chapter 4 LORD KITCHENER'S START5 Chapter 5 LORD KITCHENER'S LATER RECORD6 Chapter 6 THE DARDANELLES7 Chapter 7 SOME EXPERIENCES IN THE WAR OFFICE8 Chapter 8 FURTHER EXPERIENCES IN THE WAR OFFICE9 Chapter 9 THE NEAR EAST10 Chapter 10 OTHER SIDE-SHOWS11 Chapter 11 THE MUNITIONS QUESTION12 Chapter 12 COUNCILS, COMMITTEES, AND CABINETS13 Chapter 13 SOME INTER-ALLIES CONFERENCES14 Chapter 14 A FIRST MISSION TO RUSSIA15 Chapter 15 A SECOND MISSION TO RUSSIA16 Chapter 16 THE RUSSIAN BUNGLE17 Chapter 17 CATERING FOR THE ALLIES18 Chapter 18 THE PRESS19 Chapter 19 SOME CRITICISMS, SUGGESTIONS, AND GENERALITIES