A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 92

after the fight of three days and a heavy bombardment the 10. But
Dixmude had, as it was natural in a country that you/he/she had generally feared
attacks from France, build on the oriental bank of the Yser;  and
the Germans were never able to debouch through the river (sees Map p.
288).

The capture of Dixmude coincided with the last attack on Ypres. That
famous battle was but an action in the play played along the Flanders
forehead, and you/he/she is not been able to be more decisive and you/he/she is been able to be perhaps less
dramatic that the battle of Arras. But the action extended in all the
games, and it gradually attracted more and more the attention. It was a
the natural continuation of the struggle that revolves, and there was anybody
interval among the British attempt to reach Ghent and the German
effort to reach the harbors of Channel. The two ambitions here the clashed in
forehead of Ypres. The failure of Rawlinson before Menin left him/it facing
southeast, while the Belgians' expulsion and then French
Territorialses from the Houthulst forest Haig gone away and French
contingents that faces from Bixschoote to Zonnebeke to the east north;  the apex
of this salient Ypres was to Becelaere. The 8 Army of Of Urbal from
The north of Bixschoote to Dixmude played a subsidiary part similar to that
of the 3 Body of more distant Pulteney the south;  but you/he/she had been not him for the
supports he was able to send to the assistance of Haig, the Germans are able
you/he/she has surely broken through.

The attack started from the apex to our right to Zillebeke the 21,
and its moment showed that nothing more than defended stubborn it was
possible. The 7 Division annoyed the bump of the attack and Haig
1 body was blocked by a box-offensive by the need of
you support that free to the southeast of Ypres, where long stretchings of
line was only contained from cavalry, and Pulteney was pressed in
forehead of Ploegstreet. The 23 the Germans did an impetuous
furious assault on Langemarck, but the pressure was assuaged by a French
you advance on the left and their taking on the 1 line