Tournai 228
By General-Major Frantz.
CHAPTER XXV
Dixmude 236
From an account given by Ernest Collin, a private of
the 12th Line Regiment, and completed by Ernest
Job, a corporal in the same regiment.
CHAPTER XXVI
Eight Days in Dixmude 256
Extracts from the Diary of an Artillery Observer, by
F. de Wilde of Brigade B (formerly 12th Brigade).
CHAPTER XXVII
Four Hours with the Boches 271
From the Diary of Dr. van der Ghinst, of the Cabour
(Adinkerque) Military Ambulance, and an account
given by Leon Deliens, Private of the 11th Line
Regiment.
CHAPTER XXVIII
The Tervaete Charge 283
By Artillery Captain M---- C----.
CHAPTER XXIX
A Reconnaissance 287
From the Diary of Father Henusse, S.J., Chaplain of
the 84th Battery.
CHAPTER XXX
The Irony of Fate 295
By M. Sadsawska, Civic Guard, Motorcyclist of the
1st Line Regiment.
CHAPTER XXXI
Observers 299
By Artillery Captain M---- C----.
CHAPTER XXXII
A Patrol 312
By Artillery Captain M---- C----.
CHAPTER XXXIII
The Death March 319
By Doctor Duwez, Army Surgeon to the Regiment of
Grenadiers.
CHAPTER XXXIV
Shelter D.A. 327
By Dr. Duwez, Army Surgeon to the Regiment of
Grenadiers.
CHAPTER XXXV
Steenstraete 337
By Dr. Duwez, Army Surgeon to the Regiment of
Grenadiers.
CHAPTER XXXVI
Lizerne 340
By Dr. Duwez, Army Surgeon to the Regiment of
Grenadiers.
CHAPTER XXXVII
Death of Sergeant Count Charles d'Ansembourg 344
By Dr. Duwez, Army Surgeon to the Regiment of
Grenadiers.
CHAPTER XXXVIII
A Guard on the Yser:--The Death Trench 350
By Corporal J. Libois, of the 12th Line Regiment.
CHAPTER XXXIX
Nieuport in Ruins 361
By Sub-Lieutenant L. Gilmont, Director of the Automobile
Park, Ocean Ambulance, La Panne.
CHAPTER XL
The St. Elisabeth Chapel 368
By Marcel Wyseur, Registrar to the Military Court.
La Panne, August 26, 1915.
Brave Belgians
CHAPTER I
The Defence of Vise
From the Account Given by Deputy Staff Major Collyns of the 12th Line
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