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,Discordant Strategies: December 1914–January 1915,th Joffre and Sir John French were confident that the enemy could be driven from occupied allied territory if the offensive was renewed. Unfortunately, they were not agreed on the form this offensive should take, and no effective mechanism existed to harmonise their divergent views. Although the est

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Relations in the Field,ecially the case where two separate and in time equally important armies were fighting side by side on a common front. Although the British and French commanders-in-chief could usually present a united front to their governments on questions of grand strategy, harmony was less assured when it came t