LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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Members of the Staff outside the headquarters of the 1st Cavalry Division8
Between Philosophe and Vermelles; on the left, the château wall9
A bird's-eye view of shattered Vermelles, January, 191528
Major Desmond Fitzgerald of the Lancers and a gas-pipe trench-mortar29
A Winter Cavalry shelter in France32
Construction of Cavalry shelter in France33
The Rue de Menin in March 1915, looking west over the Menin Bridge across the canal moat54
Officers under the stone lion on the Menin Bridge at Ypres55
The Grande Place at Ypres and the Cloth Hall, March, 191566
The Choir of the ruined Ypres Cathedral67
Scenes of battle of olden time in colours on the shattered walls of Ypres Cloth Hall70
A communication trench leading to the front line position in the Sanctuary Wood71
Officers of Lancers in their dug-outs in the front line trenches86
A dug-out in front of Zillebeke87
The Zillebeke Church, March 191592
German prisoners in Ypres, captured after the explosion of a British mine near Hooge93
Damage caused by a 17-inch shell in Poperinghe, April, 1915150
Red Cross ambulances on the coast151
A French "75" in the mud of a Flanders beet-field172
An ambulance which was struck by a shell while carrying wounded from east of Ypres172
View showing depth of 17-inch shell-hole in the garden of a château between Poperinghe and Elverdinghe.173
Staff Officers at lunch176
Looking east over the Menin Bridge at the edge of Ypres177
Dragoon Guards resting in the huts at Vlamertinghe212
Graves of Capt. Annesley, Lieut. Drake, and Capt. Peto, all of the 10th Hussars, in a graveyard on the Menin Road213
Officers of the Cavalry Corps218
A typical farm in Flanders, in which British soldiers were billeted219
Hussars' cook-house, Vlamertinghe huts, Vlamertinghe.248
Group of Cavalry Officers at the huts at Vlamertinghe.249
View of the 13th century château at Esquelbecque260
"Jeff" Phipps-Hornby and Frederic Coleman comparing underpinning outside Ypres, May, 1915: the thinnest and thickest "supports" in the 1st Cavalry Division261
Map296
WITH CAVALRY IN 1915.