This book falls naturally in two parts; the first is a sonnet sequence describing the author’s capture with his battalion in the great March Offensive, his weary tramp as a prisoner, and internment in a German camp; the second consists of a series of meditative sonnets on theses inevitably suggested by close confinement. The poems show great promise, their intense sincerity being foremost among their merits. _Morning Post._--“Mr. Bowman’s rich and dignified sonnets.” _Scotsman._--“There is only one possible verdict on this volume--well done.” SAPPER DOROTHY LAWRENCE THE ONLY ENGLISH WOMAN SOLDIER _Late Royal Engineers, 51st Division, 179th Tunnelling Coy., B.E.F._ With Portraits. Crown 8vo. +5s.+ net. _Daily Mail._--“Her very astonishing tale ... an extraordinary performance.” _Daily Chronicle._--“Miss Lawrence’s book is interesting and well done.” _Scotsman._--“Her exploit supplies the materials for a fine tale of adventure, and she tells her story uncommonly well.” JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD, VIGO ST., W. 1 End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A Prisoner in Turkey, by John Still