This small book by C. R. M. F. Cruttwell contains several lectures
delivered in 1936 for the Lees-Knowles Foundation, at Trinity
College, Cambridge. Divided into five chapters, the volume examines
the role of British strategy in the First World War, considering
such themes as the British tradition in continental coalitions,
lost opportunities and the war of attrition, and significant points
of struggle and achievement during the last phase of the war.
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