I have a real I terest in the Royal navy division because I was a royal navy gunner myself. This book is comprehensive and deals with all the major battles that the division fought in during ww1 and is also a great overall history of the war. It has an easy flow to the style of writing that doesn't bog you down and yet gives you so much information. Read the full review [link=https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R1BR6QNEIH7IJ5?ref=pf_vv_at_pdctrvw_srp]here[/link]
Amazon Customer, Richard Domoney-Saunders

Well written, good maps & clear information. Essential guidebook to the southern Arras sectors. Read the full review via [link=https://twitter.com/sommecourt/status/1203615104211795968]Twitter[/link]
Paul Reed via Twitter

This is an excellent resource which provides an excellent reference point for the first few months of the war, and the important action in and around Ypres.
Jon Sandison, Freelance

The letters contained in this book, corroborated by other letters and the description of the battle of Cambrai written in the 1930s by De Pree, show a little known figure, grown in the shadow of his illustrious relative, Douglas Haig. But they also give us a vision of a whole maze of human relationships and affection that is often overlooked in official stories. And this book shows us some figures as we have never seen them, in their weaknesses and their feelings, this is very important to complete an investigation into who was the Haig man and his nephew, Hugo De Pree. Read the full Italian review [link=https://oldbarbedwire.blogspot.com/2019/11/in-haigs-shadow-letters-of-major.html]here[/link]
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