Titlebook: Anglo-French Relations and Strategy on the Western Front, 1914–18; William James Philpott Book 1996 William James Philpott 1996 5327.First

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The Coordination of Allied Strategy, strength against the exhausted Anglo-French armies for a final trial of strength that would decide the war. The allies’ hope lay in the Anglo-French armies holding out until American military strength made itself felt.

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Cristina Silveira Vega,Michael W. Maisch strength against the exhausted Anglo-French armies for a final trial of strength that would decide the war. The allies’ hope lay in the Anglo-French armies holding out until American military strength made itself felt.

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Ryan N. Felice,Kenneth D. Angielczykmeans that many of the private papers, memoirs and commentaries of the participants have to be approached with caution,. and it has been left to later generations to form a more objective view of allied military and political decision making.

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Peter K. Endress,Else Marie Friisure maximum British commitment to operations on the continent and close British cooperation in joint offensive operations. GQG guarded its prerogative to plan and execute the allied campaign, evaluating British performance ‘largely in terms of [French] strategic requirements’.. Although committed po

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