About This Book
A regimental chaplain relates his year with the Seventh Division during the early campaigns, describing the march through Belgium, the warm reception of civilians, and the hardships and chaos of the first Battle of Ypres. He records vivid incidents involving officers and enlisted men, outlines the practical and spiritual duties performed by chaplains at the front and at the base, and gives detailed attention to the treatment and care of the wounded. The account closes with personal reflections on the needs of soldiers and an appeal for continued pastoral and communal support.
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