Front matter
Reading edition
THE AUTHOR.
DAY BY DAY WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY 1914-15
BY BERNARD PARES
Official British Observer with the Russian Armies in the Field
WITH MAPS
LONDON CONSTABLE & COMPANY Ltd. 1915
TO NICHOLAS AND MARY HOMYAKOV
Tidings from the Tsar of Germans, Tidings to the Russian Tsar. "I will come and break your Russia, And in Russia I will live." Moody was the Russian Tsar, As he paced the Moscow street. "Be not moody, Russian Tsar, Russia we will never yield. "Gather, gather, Russian hosts; William shall our captive be. "Cross the far Carpathian mountains; March through all the German towns." Marching Song of the Third Army.