On the right of the British line

"On the Right of the British Line" by Captain Gilbert Nobbs is a memoir that chronicles Nobbs' journey as a soldier on the front lines during World War I, specifically in France. Written in the early 20th century, the author conveys the hardship of battle, the rigors of military life, and the mental and emotional strains of war. Nobbs sets the stage for the story by describing the call he receives to deploy to France, and he shares his feelings about leaving home. The narrative focuses on the bond between soldiers, the differences between military and home life, and the courage of the women who waited for them. Nobbs describes the energy at Waterloo Station, highlighting the brave yet worrisome anticipation of the unknown, all to document his experiences sincerely.