The British Campaign in France and Flanders—July to November, 1918

"The British Campaign in France and Flanders—July to November, 1918" by Arthur Conan Doyle is a historical record from the 1900s that recounts the last few months of World War I, zooming in on the British military's role in France and Flanders. Doyle's writing gives a close look at battles, war plans, and troop movements, highlighting the bravery and resolve of British soldiers as the war wrapped up. It starts by showing how tough things were for the Allies in mid-1918, with Germany seeming to have the upper hand. Then, it looks at important battles, such as the German attack on July 16 and the French fight-back on July 18, which was a game-changer. The beginning of the book emphasizes the complicated teamwork of the Allies, pointing out the brave actions of British, French, and American troops as they fought a powerful German army, setting the scene for the ups and downs that defined the war's final push as the Allies began gaining ground.