An interesting letter written during the opening weeks of the war by a Canadian officer stationed with a British Guard regiment. The letter is filled with earnest enthusiasm:
“We are all one in aim, in spirit and in that indefinable quality of loyal co-operation which holds together the British Army fighting against enormous odds in France, as it binds together the British Empire by bonds not less strong because they are invisible.”
Letters + World War One 1914-1918Collected Letters + WW 1WW 1 Letter Concerning Early Trench Fighting 1914Collected Letters + WW1Impressions of Early WW 1 Trench Warfare 1914Impressions of Early WW 1 Trench Warfare 1914Canadian Officer Served With British Guard Reigiment 1914Earliest Days of WW 1WW 1 Correspondence 1914British Gratitude + Canadian Army 1914
Letters + World War One 1914-1918Collected Letters + WW 1WW 1 Letter Concerning Early Trench Fighting 1914Collected Letters + WW1Impressions of Early WW 1 Trench Warfare 1914Impressions of Early WW 1 Trench Warfare 1914Canadian Officer Served With British Guard Reigiment 1914Earliest Days of WW 1WW 1 Correspondence 1914British Gratitude + Canadian Army 1914
