Chunuk Bair: “Chimney,” 247; dead thrown over, 282–3. Conformation of, 247. Nek to southern shoulder of, 261. South-west shoulder of, ours, 268. Struggle for, defeated, 276–8, 323, 324. Turkish attack from (10 Aug.), 280–1. mentioned, 244, 254, 265. Churchill, Maj. J. S. S., 81, 170. Churchill, Rt. Hon. Winston, bombardment of 3 Nov. 1914 ordered by, 1; scheme for Greek seizure of Gallipoli, 9; project for the British expedition, 12–13; position in the War Council, 21; siege gun misconception of, 23–4, 33, 51; communications with Carden, 24–5; presses his scheme, 35; urges Carden to press attack, 57–8; proposed visit of, to Dardanelles, 214; his defence of the expedition, 385–6, 409. Clapham Junction, 132, 203. Clifton Browne, Maj.-Gen., 361. Clyfford, Lt.-Com., 382. Collins, Col., 173 _n._ _Colne_, 256–7. Constantine, King of Greece, disapproves Dardanelles campaign, 10–11; reported desirous of war (March 1915), 56 and _n._ 1; again opposed to alliance with Entente, 56 _n._ 2; declines to assist Serbia, 365, 368; stealthy neutrality of, 183; mentioned, 11 _n._, 48. Constantinople, dismay in (Feb. 1915), 144. Cooper, Major Bryan, 306 _n._; cited, 308 _n._ Cooper, Brig.-Gen. R. J., 217 _n._ 2, 281. _Cornwallis_, 49, 52, 89, 91, 99, 164, 396. Costeker, Capt., 97. Costemalle, Comdt., 152 _n._ 2. Courtney-Boyle, Lt.-Com. Edward, 145. Courtney’s Post, 161, 188. Cox, Maj.-Gen. Sir Herbert, captures Gurkha Bluff, 158; Hill 60 attacks (21 Aug.), 349; (27 Aug.), 353; mentioned, 85, 134, 254, 255, 262, 268. Creighton, Rev. O., cited, 170 _n._ Cretan “Andarti,” 225 and _n._ 1. Crewe, Lord, 15; cited, 28. Cribb, Capt., 117. d’Adhémar, Lt.-Col., 153 _n._ Dallas, Brig.-Gen., 390 _n._ d’Amade, Gén.-de-Div., 70, 84, 120, 159–60. Damakjelik Bair (Hill 40), 255, 264, 349, 350, 355; description of, 252; S. W. Borderers’ storming of, 262. Daniell, Brig.-Gen. F. F. W., 327. D’Annunzio, 170. Dardanelles: Character of the Strait, 45–6. Current in, 45. View of, by Lancashires and Gurkhas (9 Aug.), 273.
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