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regimental histories

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Short History of The London Rifle Brigade (1916)

The Outpost - Magazine of the 17th Battalion Highland Light Infantry June 1915

The Outpost - Magazine of the 17th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, February 1916

The War History of the 4th London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers), 1914-1919

The Story Of The 6th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry

On The Right Of The British Line By Captain Gilbert Nobbs (London Rifle Brigade)

The History Of The Royal Fusilers Unversity And Public Schools Brigade

The 23rd (Service) Battalion Royal Fusiliers First Sportsman's

The War Diary Of The 5th Seaforth Highlanders

The History Of The 7th Battalion Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders

War History Of The 18th Battalion Durham Light Infantry

The Fifth Battalion Highland Light Infantry In The War, 1914-1918.

The Seventeenth Highland Light Infantry

Read Rolls Of Honour

Read Rolls Of Honour Online

London County Council Roll Of Service 1914-1918

London University OTC Roll Of Service 1914-1919

Casualty Lists Published In Newspapers 1914

The Morayshire roll of honour 1914-1918

world war one poetry

Some of the best known First World War poems.

The Soldier By Rupert Brooke

To Any Dead Officer By Siegfried Sassoon

In Memoriam By E A Mackintosh

The General By Siegfried Sassoon

Dulce et Decorum Est By
Wilfred Owen

My Boy Jack By Rudyard Kipling
Read By David Haig