The first hundred thousand: being the unofficial chronicle of a unit of "K (1)"

... [Not] an official history of the Great War [i.e. World War I] ... merely a record of some of the personal experiences of a typical regiment of Kitchener's Army. The chapters were written from day to day, and published from month to month ... The characters are entirely fictitious, but the incidents described all actually occurred."--Note, p. [xii].

  • OCLC #: 1193109
  • Call #: PR6003.E42.B45
  • Physical Location: Pritzker Military Museum & Library — Rare Book Room — D640 .B45
  • Publisher: Boston ;New York : Houghton Mifflin Co., 1916.
  • Physical Description: viii pages, 3 leaves, [3]-342 pages : illustrations, color frontispiece (portrait) ; 20 cm
  • General Notes:
    • "Originally contributed in the form of an anonymous narrative to Blackwood's magazine."--Publisher's note, p. viii.
    • "Originally contributed in the form of an anonymous narrative to Blackwood's magazine."--Publisher's note.