- 1Dedication — Note by the Editor
- 2Appendices — History of the Civil Service Rifle Volunteers
- 3Chapter II — Eccentricities
- 4Chapter III — 1863. Prince of Wales’ Challenge Cup
- 5Chapter IV — Wimbledon Ranges
- 6Chapter V
- 7Introduction
- 8Chapter I — “17th of March Men”
- 9Chapter II — Givenchy and Festubert
- 10Chapter III — A “Bon War”
- 11Chapter IV — Loos and the Spinney
- 12Chapter V — Winter in the Loos Salient
- 13Chapter VI — Notre Dame de Lorette
- 14Chapter VII — Vimy Ridge, 1916
- 15Chapter VIII — Calonne Ricouart and Souchez
- 16Chapter IX — The Trek
- 17Chapter X — High Wood
- 18Chapter XI — Eaucourt L’Abbe and the Butte de Warlencourt
- 19Chapter XII — A Rest Cure in the Ypres Salient
- 20Chapter XIII — The Salient in Winter
- 21Chapter XIV — The Moringhem Trek
- 22Chapter XV — Messines — 7th June, 1917
- 23Chapter XVI — The Renaissance
- 24Chapter XVII — Last Days in the Ypres Salient
- 25Chapter XVIII — Another Rest Cure. Gavrelle and Oppy
- 26Chapter XIX — Bourlon Wood and the Hindenburg Line
- 27Chapter XX — The Retreat
- 28Chapter XXI — Months of “Wind Up”
- 29Chapter XXII — Intensive Training
- 30Chapter XXIII — The Great Advance
- 31Chapter XXIV — Back to the Coal-Fields
- 32Chapter XXV — The Armistice
- 33Chapter XXVI — Home
- 34Preface
- 35Chapter XXVII — Formation — Training — Irish Rebellion, 1916 — And…
- 36Chapter XXVIII — France, 22nd June, 1916, to 19th November, 1916 —…
- 37Chapter XXIX — The Voyage to Salonica — Malta — Salonica, 30th Nove…
- 38Chapter XXX — Leaving Katerina — Trek to the Doiran Front — Karasul…
- 39Chapter XXXI — On the Doiran-Vardar Front — The Advance
- 40Chapter XXXII — Alexandria, 23rd June, 1917…
- 41Chapter XXXIII — Beersheba, 1917 (21st of October to 4th of Novembe…
- 42Chapter XXXIV — Kauwukah and Rushdi Systems — Attack — Sheria — Mun…
- 43Chapter XXXV — The March From Gaza Up Country — Enab — The Capture…
- 44Chapter XXXVI — Ibn Obeid — Bethany — Jebel Ektief — Jerusalem — Mu…
- 45Chapter XXXVII — Jerusalem — Mukmas — Jericho — Es Salt — Wadi el Jib
- 46Chapter XXXVIII — El Haud — Ain Arik — Surafend — Kantara — Alexand…
- 47Chapter XXXIX — Journey Through Italy and France — Reconstruction —…
- 48Chapter XL — Neuve Eglise — Messines — Houthem — Wytschaete
- 49Chapter XLI — America Corner…
- 503rd Battalion Civil Service Rifles by Major H. Duncan Lewis
- 51Chapter XLIII — The Reconstituted Battalion
- 52Appendix I — Regimental Plate
- 53Appendix II — Staff — Commanding Officers
- 54Appendix III — Members Who Served in South African War — Imperial Y…
- 55Appendix IV — School of Arms
- 56Appendix VI — Casualty List
- 57Annual Strength States
- 58Appendix VII — Decorations and Awards: Officers
- 59Decorations and Awards: Other Ranks
- 60Appendix VIII — Officers Who Served in the Period 1914-1919
- 61Appendix IX — Other Ranks Who Served in the Period 1914-1919
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