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The Road to Armageddon
Hello all,
This book is the story of Lt Col Henry Cadogan, RWF. It is being published privately by Bridge Books 61 Park Avenue, Wrexham,LL12 7 A W.
Copies ordered from Bridge Books before November the 11th will be at a special price of £17-00p per copy (Normal price £20-00p) Postage within the UK is £2-50p
Col Cadogan served with Frank Richards DCM & MM in India, and subsequently they were both involved in the Xmas peace truce. The book contains 280 pages and is case bound, profusely illustrated with maps nominal rolls and the book is indexed.
Regards RBD
Last edited by Bob Bacon; 02-01-2010 at 22:21.
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Re: The Road to Armageddon
A marvellous book indeed, and well produced. I enjoyed reading it. The description of the fighting at Ypres in October 1914 is thorough and supported by clear maps. One correction to jungle810's post: Col Cadogan did not witness the Chtistmas Truce. He was killed on 30th Oct 1914.
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Hello Baconwallah,
I stand corrected. I should know better as I was on the RWF Officers tour that re-enacted the xmas truce,the C/O at this time was Stockwell.Many thanks for your correction.
Regards RBD aka jungle1810
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Re: The Road to Armageddon
Try Oliver de L Williams as CO.
Stockwell was OC 'A'
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HI
I used to live just around the corner from Park Drive and assume the Book publisher is working from home as there are no shops on Park Drive. One of our old QM's lived on Park Drive, think it was Major Bounds (?) is there a connection
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I am reading this at the moment after purchasing a copy at the museum last week. Good so far but still only in India quite early on in his career.
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