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I. From New Zealand to Egypt. |
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Part 1. Preparation
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1
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Part 2. Departure for Egypt
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16
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II. The Senussi Campaign. |
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Part 1. General
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24
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Part 2. The 2nd Battalion on the Line of Communications
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27
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Part 3. The 1st Battalion at Mersa Matruh
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30
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III. On the Suez Canal. |
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Part 1. Brigade Headquarters and the 1st and 2nd Battalions
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55
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Part 2. The 3rd and 4th Battalions
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59
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Part 3. The Brigade Complete
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63
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IV. In the Battle Zone of the Flanders Front. |
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Part 1. Movements
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69
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Part 2. The Fighting on the Flanders Front from the Outbreak of War till May, 1916
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77
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V. Armentieres. |
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Part 1. In the Trenches
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87
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Part 2. Training for the Somme
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110
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VI. The Battle of the Somme, 1916. |
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Part 1. The Earlier Fighting
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113
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Part 2. The Third Phase: New Zealanders Engaged. |
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Section 1—General
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117
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Section 2—The Advance Beyond Flers, September 15th
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122
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Section 3—General Attack Renewed, September 25th
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137
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Section 4—Further Progress of the Battle
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146
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VII. From Fleurbaix to Ploegsteert. |
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Part 1. The Boutillerie Sector
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148
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Part 2. The Cordonnerie Sector
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168
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Part 3. The Ploegsteert Sector
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174
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VIII. The Battle of Messines. |
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Part 1. Before the Battle
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184
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Part 2. The Place of the Battle of Messines in the General Scheme of Operations
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190
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Part 3. The Battle
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193
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IX. After Messines. |
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Part 1. The Advance in the Ploegsteert Sector
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214
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Part 2. With the French First Army in Northern Belgium
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220
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Part 3. The Warneton Sector
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223
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X. The Third Battle of Ypres. |
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Part 1. Digging in the Ypres Salient
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227
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Part 2. Progress of the British Offensive Operations
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230
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Part 3. Passchendaele, October 12th
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235
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Part 4. Concluding Stage of the Third Battle of Ypres
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248
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XI. The Ypres Salient. |
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Part 1. After Passchendaele
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250
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Part 2. Stationary Trench Warfare
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251
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Part 3. In Corps Reserve
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268
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XII. The Ancre, 1918. |
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Part 1. The German Thrust at Amiens
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271
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Part 2. The New Zealand Rifle Brigade into the Gap
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275
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Part 3. Straightening the Line
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288
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Part 4. The German Attack, April 5th
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300
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Part 5. Stationary Trench Warfare
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310
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XIII The Beginning of the Advance to Victory
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327
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XIV. The Battle of Bapaume. |
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Part 1. The General Situation
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342
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Part 2. Puisieux-au-Mont, August 21st
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345
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Part 3. Miraumont, August 23rd
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352
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Part 4. Bapaume, August 26th to 29th
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355
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Part 5. Fremicourt, August 30th to September 1st
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365
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XV. The Battle of the Scarpe
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374
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XVI The Battle of Havrincourt and Epehy.
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Part 1. Treseault Spur, September 9th
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377
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Part 2. Treseault Spur, September 12th
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384
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XVII The Battle of Cambrai and the Hindenburg Line.
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Part 1. The General Attack
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396
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Part 2. Crevecoeur, October 5th
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399
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XVIII From Crevecoeur to Le Quesnoy (The Battle of Le Cateau and the Battle of the Selle River). |
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Part 1. Lesdain and Beyond, October 8th
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404
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Part 2. The Advance to the Selle Rive
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415
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Part 3. The Battle of the Selle Biver
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417
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XIX. Le Quesnoy and the Armistice (The Battle of the Sambre).
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Part 1. Minor Operations
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421
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Part 2. The Capture of Le Quesnoy, November 4th, 1918
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435
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Part 3. Concluding Stage
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465
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XX. To the Rhine. |
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Part 1. After Le Quesnoy
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468
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Part 2. The March to Germany
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472
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Part 3. The End
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478
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