Over the top
Subtitle: by an American soldier who went ; together with Tommy's dictionary of the trenches
By: Arthur Guy Empey
Publisher: A.L. Burt Co.; Knickerbocker Press
Published: 1917
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918; Personal narratives; English language; Dictionaries; Slang; World War (1914-1918) fast (OCoLC)fst01180746
Other titles: Tommy's dictionary of the trenches.
Notes: "Arthur Guy Empey, machine gunner, serving in France."
Table of contents: title: From Mufti to Khaki; title: Blighty to rest billets; title: I go to church; title: "Into the trench"; title: Mud, rats, and shells; title: "Back of the line"; title: Rations; title: The little wooden cross; title: Suicide annex; title: "The day's work"; title: Over the top; title: Bombing; title: My first official bath; title: Picks and shovels; title: Listening post; title: Battery D 238; title: Out in front; title: Staged under fire; title: On his own; title: "Chats with Fritz"; title: About turn; title: Punishments and machine-gun stunts; title: Gas attacks and spies; title: The firing squad; title: Preparing for the big push; title: All quiet, on the Western Front"; title: Blighty; title: "Tommy's dictionary of the trenches."