قراءة كتاب Trooper Bluegum at the Dardanelles Descriptive Narratives of the More Desperate Engagements on the Gallipoli Peninsula
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Trooper Bluegum at the Dardanelles Descriptive Narratives of the More Desperate Engagements on the Gallipoli Peninsula
analytical psychologist may not unprofitably try his hand at explaining. The root principle is that the fighting spirit which to the astonishment of the whole world, flashed out on Gaba Tepe heights, was in the blood of the race, fostered in the schools, on the playgrounds, and sustained by undying attachment to the great Empire whose flag is the symbol for all that free men hold dear.
This book is a narrative, with sidelights and commentary, of the operations of the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, from the training encampment at Holdsworthy to the time when, chastened but still unconquered, the heroic band of Australians, or rather the remnant that was left of them, returned from Anzac after the most glorious failure in the annals of war.
J. A. HOGUE.
Sydney,
December, 1915.
CONTENTS
I | A Soldier of the King | 17 |
II | We Sail Away | 28 |
III | The First Fight | 38 |
IV | In Egypt Still | 50 |
V | Heroes of April 25 | 58 |
VI | Light-hearted Australians | 73 |
VII | At the Dardanelles | 82 |
VIII | Anzac | 96 |
IX | Stories that Will Never Die | 109 |
X | To Drive Back the Turk | 118 |
XI | War Vignettes | 128 |
XII | George | 136 |
XIII | Robbo | 143 |
XIV | Come and Die | 153 |
XV | The Bombs | 165 |
XVI | Aeroplane | 172 |
XVII | Padre | 179 |
XVIII | Stunts | 186 |
XIX | Lonesome Pine | 196 |
XX | Lucky Escapes | 212 |
XXI | The Church Militant | 219 |
XXII | Sergeants Three | 229 |
XXIII | Mail Day | 236 |
XXIV | Reinforcements | 244 |
XXV | Shell Green | 249 |