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'1st Bedfordshires. Part One; Mons to the Somme'
By Steven Fuller
On general release 11 November 2011

For those of you who have been asking when I would
do this, here's the answer!
Courtesy of the support extended by author and publisher
Steve Darlow at Fighting High, part one of the battalion's
story covers between 1914 and the end of the Battle of the Somme
in 1916.
The battalion were heavily engaged throughout the
early months of the war and were on the front lines until the very
end, over four years later. As a result, doing their complex story
the justice it deserves within a specific word limit has always
been a personal concern of mine. However, rather than compromise
the quality and detail in any way, Steve (the publisher) is happy
for us to cover their history in two parts and in doing so, ensure
their story is told properly
Book details
228 pages, plus photograph section, notes, etc..
Available in quality hardback only.
RRP £19.99 (delivered prices are show in the
drop down menu of the order button)
Foreword by Sir Samuel Whitbread, KCVO (President,
the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment Association and Lord
Lieutenant of Bedfordshire).
Chapter One; The Bedfordshires' Call to Arms
Chapter Two; The Battle of Mons
Chapter Three; The Battle of Le Cateau and the Retreat
to Paris
Chapter Four; The Battles of the Marne and the Aisne
Chapter Five; The Battle of La Bassee
Chapter Six; The Battles of Ypres, 1914
Chapter Seven; A Winter's Lull
Chapter Eight; "Murder Hill"
and the Second Battle of Ypres
Chapter Nine; The Somme Sector
Chapter Ten; The Arras Sector
Chapter Eleven; High Wood and Longueval
Chapter Twelve; Falfemont Farm
and Morval
Notes
Sources
Acknowledgements
Appendices
Endnotes
Index
Personally signed copies
In response to requests, I am happy to sign copies
if required. Please note the following:
1. If the financial value of the book in the future
is of concern to you, personalised copies (i.e. made out to a specific
person) attract lower prices.
2. Please specify what message you would like
if you would still prefer a personalised message; this may be to
someone specific or in memory of your ancestor who served in the
battalion.
3. Please specify whether pen or pencil is
preferred, otherwise I will use a pencil.
'1st Bedfordshires. Part two; Arras to the Armistice'
Information on part two of the 1st Battalion's history
can be seen here.
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