But they have left behind them their example, and the memory of the clean, young manhood that England gave, without stint, to fight for the right. With that memory enshrined in the hearts of those they have left behind, victory lies not with the grave, for such lives are deathless. At an early hour on the 26th of May, General de Lisle was apprised of his appointment to the command of the 29th Division, which had won splendid laurels under General Hunter Weston in the Dardanelles. My long and pleasant association with de Lisle bade fair to close, much to my regret. In the course of conversation I told the General how sorry I was that I was not to accompany him. "I much wish that you were," said he. "I doubt if I can take you to the Dardanelles; but if you care to come with me to London and the War Office, I will do what I can to have you attached to my new Division." After a morning of racing back and forth between the front and St. Omer, we sped to Boulogne, arriving in time to catch the afternoon boat. No one could have been kinder than General Long, the Director of Supplies and Transport at the War Office. In his office, next morning, I met General de Lisle; but General Long could only tell us that "it will very likely be a long, long time before motor cars will be required in the Dardanelles; and, as you know, Americans are not eligible for commissions in the British Army, even should you apply for one." So back I went to General Headquarters in France, deeply sorry to say "Good-bye" to General de Lisle and his magnificent 1st Cavalry Division. [Illustration: COPYRIGHT "GEOGRAPHIA" L^{TD}. _55 FLEET STREET LONDON E C_] INDEX. Abele, 155, 181 Adeney, Gen., 205 Albert, King of the Belgians, 9, 11-12, 16-17 Alexander of Teck, Major Prince, 12 Algerian Brigade, 171 Allenby, Gen., 3, 185, 197, 219 Amiens, 122 Annesley, Capt. (10th Hussars), 92 Antwerp, 11 Arbuthnot, Gen. (C.R.A.), 255 Armentières, 188 Armstrong, Lieut. "Pat" (10th Hussars), 2 Arras, 186, 201 Auber Ridge, 184, 186, 199 Aubers, 107 Bailleul, 115 Barrett, "Rattle," 133, 249 Beale-Browne, Major (9th Lancers), 133, 265-6-7 Bellewaarde Lake, 188 Bell-Irving, Lieut., 66 Benson, Rex, 133, 178, 265 Bethune, 22 Bixschoote, 121, 137, 139 Black Watch, 83 Boeschoeppe, 18 Boesinghe, 139 Boulogne, 122 Bretherton, Capt. (Staff), 70 Bridges, Col. "Tom" (4th Hussars), 11, 12, 13, 16 Bridges, Mrs., 12 Brielen, 218 Briggs, Gen., 2, 66, 118, 149, 197, 237, 240-1 Broodseinde, 158 Brown, Lieut. (4th D.G.), 149 Browne, Col. (R.A.M.C.), 240, 281-2 Budworth, --, (R.A.), 155, 165, 167, 227-8 Buffs, The, 265 Bulfin, Gen., 91, 198 Burnett, Col. (18th Hussars), 148, 175, 239, 293-4 Byng, Gen. Sir Julian, 197 Calais, 115 Campbell, Gen. David, 233-4, 240 "Canadian Farm," The, 187, 220 Canadians, 50, 128, 140-1, 144, 151, 153, 156-7-8, 184 Cassel, 144