Faith of our fathers : Catholic chaplains with the British Army on the Western Front, 1916-19 /
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Warwick, England :
Helion & Company Limited,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Society, History, Geography, Politics, Attitudes: `The Irish are Vermin and Scum of the Earth'
- 2. Mission, Education, Landscapes, and Training: `I am begging you as a mother to look after my son'
- 3. Role, Organisation, Structure, and Deployment: `Not a Society Entertainer, nor a Vendor of Buns and Cigarettes'
- 4. Conditions at the Front: `Not the Kind of Life to Select as an Amusement But there will be plenty to do'
- 5. 1916: A Partir De La Belle Epoque A Folie
- 6. 1917: `Bah! What a game... The world is supposed to be civilised'
- 7. January-June 1918: `Seesaw Margery Daw
- Johnny Shall Have a New Master'
- 8. July-December 1918: `End of Bloodshed and Strife, Everybody Going Mad With Delight'
- 9. 1919: `Sic Transit Gloria Khaki!'
- `Ave Atque Vale!'
- Appendices
- I. Statistical Dilemmas
- II. Chaplains KIA and Buried on Western Front
- III. How CFs with British Army Died on Western Front
- IV. Catholic Chaplains Died in Other Theatres of War
- V. Pre-War Missions of CF's KIA
- VI. Chaplaincy Organisation
- VII. Burial Directives
- VIII. Example of Letters to Families of the Deceased
- IX. A Portrait of Fr Robert Steuart SJ
- X. A Portrait of Fr Fred Gillett
- XI. The Hymn Faith of Our Fathers.