The Arthur Conan Doyle Library
In which the author, returning to Paris amidst the somber tidings of Lord Kitchener's death, journeys to the French front lines near Soissons and the Argonne, encountering a vivid array of military figures and witnessing the resilience and resourcefulness of French soldiers amid the ravaged landscape and trench warfare. Alongside reflections on the courage, discipline, and varied personalities of French generals and troops, he observes the profound effects of the war on the men and the land, noting small but significant gestures of honour such as the introduction of wound stripes on British uniforms.
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