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The Childrens' Story of the War, Volume 1 (of 10) / From the Beginning of the War to the Landing of the British Army in France

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A clear, age-appropriate narrative recounting the outbreak and early months of the Great War, explaining the political tensions and chain of events that led to mobilization, the invasion of neutral countries, major military practices and technology (infantry, cavalry, artillery, submarines), and wartime atrocities, while describing how the British Empire and its dominions responded and how civilians, including youth organizations, contributed. Chapters combine chronological reportage, maps and explanations of historical background, military terms, and profiles of key leaders to help young readers follow complex causes and campaigns up to the landing of British forces in France.

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Edward Parrott

Edward Parrott was a British author known for his works aimed at younger audiences, particularly during the tumultuous times of World War I. He is best recognized for "The Children's Story of the War," a ten-volume series that presents the events of the war in a manner accessible to children, covering significant battles and developments from the conflict's onset through various key moments. Parrott's writing reflects a commitment to educating young readers about history and the impact of war. Additionally, he authored "The Pageant of British History," which showcases his interest in making historical narratives engaging for children.

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