Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 544
ndenburg knew this, and counseled concentra-tion on the push toward the coast, but it is saidthat his advice was overborne by that of other German generals. This very fact was cheerfullysignificant for the friends of freedom. Dissensionin the German high command marks the begin-ning of the end of… … @ International Film yervice GENERAL PERSHING ADDRESSING AMERICAN OFFICERS ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR THE FRONT. dangered morale was shown to have been revived;and it failed to gain any of its important objec-tives. Nature fought on the Italian side, for thePiave River came in flood, and harassed the 937…
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