The post of honour : $b stories of daring deeds done by men of the British Empire in the Great War

"The Post of Honour: Stories of Daring Deeds Done by Men of the British Empire in the Great War" by Richard Wilson is a compilation of inspiring stories from World War I that celebrates the bravery of soldiers and ordinary individuals within the British Empire. Through real-life anecdotes, the book showcases acts of courage and sacrifice performed by people like Captain Grenfell, Corporal Holmes, and Nurse Edith Cavell, each facing danger head-on. These narratives emphasize that true honor lies in embracing duty, illustrating how individuals from all corners of the Empire exhibited remarkable selflessness during the Great War. The book sets out to evoke both historical reflection and a sense of duty in its readers.