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The History of the 36th (Ulster) Division

Note 38 — Chapter VI · The Battle of Langemarck: August 1917

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The attack, after very heavy losses, was stopped by the orders of the French Government. History will decide whether the stopping was right or wrong. General Mangin, who commanded an Army in it, has given his reasons for the belief that the attack should have continued.

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