Status Updates From The Last of the Ebb: The Ba...

Already into the later days of the successful German offensive, very much an officer's personal memoir whose anecdotes make clear the impact of the attack and the dogged though often futile resistance of an outmatched British force. Quick read.

After a rather long but useful stage setting about the author of this memoir of World War I, finally just beginning the actual account of this 1918 battle.

Still in the introduction describing the work, originally printed in 1931, but a promising read (even if it's research for a lecture).