Tale of a Tank, and Other Yarns
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96
1917
English
- Topsy: The Tale Of A Tank - Parts 1 & 2
- Topsy: The Tale Of A Tank - Parts 3 & 4
- Topsy: The Tale Of A Tank - Parts 5 & 6
- The Rat Brigade - Parts 1 to 3
- Three Short Stories
- Four Short Stories
- The Star Of Youth - Parts 1 & 2
- The Star Of Youth - Parts 3 & 4
- Rake O' Flaze - Parts 1 to 4
- Rake O' Flaze - Parts 5 to 7
- Rake O' Flaze - Parts 8 to 10
- Random Sketches - Parts 1 to 3
- Random Sketches - Parts 4 to 6
- Random Sketches - Parts 7 to 9
- Random Sketches - Parts 10 to 12
- Random Sketches - Parts 13 to 15
- Random Sketches - Parts 16 to 18
- Random Sketches - Parts 19 to 22
Harold Ashton was the War Correspondent of The Daily News during the First World War and reported extensively on the British army’s involvement in the conflict. Whether working alongside the British troops that were fighting on the frontline or in the trenches or accompanying the massive logistics operation behind the lines – be it the transporting of munitions and supplies or seeing at first hand the work of the Royal Army Medical Corps – he reported on the successes and failures, the tragedies and victories over the course of the war.
But this book of short stories shows another side of a war-weary reporter and another side of the war. Ashton has created a diverse selection of yarns, some maybe based on a vague semblance of fact whilst others are pure fiction but all of them reflect classic British humour to some degree.
- Summary by Steve C
But this book of short stories shows another side of a war-weary reporter and another side of the war. Ashton has created a diverse selection of yarns, some maybe based on a vague semblance of fact whilst others are pure fiction but all of them reflect classic British humour to some degree.
- Summary by Steve C
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