This edition has been annotated with the following unique Historical ContextDetailed 20th-century analysis A World War I Fiction Classic by the author F. Britten Austin. Battlewrack by British author F. Britten Austin is a classic book of World War I fiction first published in 1917.
A celebrated World War I fiction classic, filled with stories of battles, soldiers, and civilians, drawn from the author's own experiences as a war correspondent and a volunteer in the British Army.
Sneak Peak “He was a little man, and he had a little soul. He had never done anything in his life but obey orders. He was a machine, and a very perfect machine.”
Synopsis Battlewrack is a compilation of short stories capturing the horrors and heroism of the First World War, spanning the trenches of the Western Front, deserts of the Middle East, aerial clashes over France, and naval warfare in the North Sea. Centered on human elements like courage, cowardice, loyalty, betrayal, love, hate, and sacrifice, these stories draw from the author's observations, experiences, and historical facts. The narratives, presented in a straightforward style, feature vivid descriptions and realistic dialogue, offering a poignant portrayal of the war.
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