An an account of a Chaplain's life in Army during World War I. Assigned to the Yeomanry and the H. A. C, Day served in North Africa and at Gallipoli. Written in an engaging, lively style, Day describes not only the action but the social and psychological tribulations of the soldiers under his care. With charming b/w drawings. Orange cloth. 8vo. 188pp. With ads to rear. Some bumping to extremities. Spine very slightly cocked. Some light marking to page edges. Contents clean. Good+
