To End All Wars_ A Story of Loyalty and Rebellion, 1914-1918 - Adam Hochschild [224]
[>] "Christmas morning": HO 144/13338.
"Oh Mam I don't know": Winnie Mason to Alice Wheeldon, 30 December 1917, HO 144/13338.
[>] "Sometimes advanced socialistic": Haig 1, 23 December 1917, pp. 362–363.
"Look smart": J. G. Fuller, Troop Morale and Popular Culture in British and Dominion Armies, 1914–1918 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990), p. 51, quoted in James i, p. 473.
"They were giving so much": Englander and Osborne, p. 601.
[>] "during the war": Stephen Badsey, "Plumer, Herbert Charles Onslow," Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online), accessed 25 March 2010.
"All the time the big guns": Robert Saunders, quoted in Trevor Wilson, p. 508.
[>] "We're telling lies": Lucy Masterman, C.F.G. Masterman (London: Nicholson and Watson, 1939), p. 296, quoted in Messinger, p. 45.
[>] "We are slowly but surely": Lansdowne to Asquith, 13 November 1916, "Fitzmau-rice, Henry Charles Keith Petty-," Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (on-line), accessed 25 March 2010.
"Before long, it will": Tribunal, 6 December 1917.
"old imbecile": Gilmour, p. 270.
[>] "Lansdownism": See, for example, AIR 1/560/16/15/60, "Pacifist Propaganda—Position as at 26th March 1918," London District Intelligence Summary.
With Milner pulling strings: See, for example, references to several War Cabinet meetings in the fall of 1917 in WO 32/5474.
"differences of outlook": Stephen Hobhouse 1, p. 172.
"I thought P. changed": Kathleen Courtney, Extracts from a Diary During the War (London[?], privately printed, 1927), p. 144.
[>] Adolph Joffe: For an interview with Joffe's daughter, Nadezhda, see Hochschild, pp. 143–149. For an interview with the son of Lev Kamenev, the other lead Bolshevik envoy, see Hochschild, pp. 84–92.
[>] "All that is taking place": Czernin, pp. 244–245.
"I hope we may be": Czernin, p. 246.
20. BACKS TO THE WALL
[>] "Lads of eighteen and nineteen": Churchill 1, p. 754.
[>] "to decide where": John Barnes and David Nicholson, eds., The Leo Amery Diaries, vol. 1 (London: Hutchinson, 1980), p. 188.
"The P.M. and Milner": Diaries, 1912–1924 (London: Longmans, Green, 1952), pp. 111–116 (1 March 1918), quoted in A.J.P. Taylor, English History, 1914–1945 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1976), p. 95.
[>] "The cargo was piled": Winter and Baggett, p. 249.
[>] "an offensive on a big": Haig Diary, 2 March 1918, quoted in De Groot 1, p. 367.
"thought she should": HO 144/13338.
[>] "a rather sudden growth": GT 3424, 22 January 1918, CAB 24/40, quoted in Andrew, p. 225.
"Repent?": Caroline Moorehead 1, p. 71.
"What the hell are we": AIR 1/558/16/15/55.
"There is scarcely": AIR 1/560/16/15/59.
[>] "The whole tone of": AIR 1/561/16/15/61.
"Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel": AIR 1/560/16/15/59.
"rule by terror": Die Russische Revolution (Berlin, 1922), p. 67f, quoted in Elżbieta
Ettinger, Rosa Luxemburg: A Life (Boston: Beacon, 1986), p. 225.
[>] "Exactly as a pianist": Churchill 1, p. 768.
[>] "At half-past four": Aubrey Wade, The War of the Guns (London: Batsford, 1936), p. 89, quoted in Trevor Wilson, p. 558.
"The first to be affected": Martin Middlebrook, The Kaiser's Battle (London: Allen Lane, 1978), p. 161, quoted in Trevor Wilson, p. 559.
[>] "Germany must go under": Stevenson, p. 327.
[>] "I thought we had": Middlebrook, The Kaiser's Battle, p. 192, quoted in Keegan 1, p. 399.
"Old women in black": Lieutenant H.E.L. Mellersh, Imperial War Museum personal accounts, quoted in Toland, p. 54.
"The battle is won": George Alexander von Müller, The Kaiser and His Court (London: Macdonald, 1961), p. 344, quoted in Toland, p. 58.
"The force of the blow": 24 March 1918, quoted in Thompson, p. 348.
[>] "Many amongst us are": 11 April 1918, quoted in De Groot 1, p. 378.
[>] "I was very glad": Stephen Hobhouse 1, p. 173.
[>] "The recent severe fighting": AIR 1/560/16/15/60.
"at Liverpool recent events": AIR 1/560/16/15/60.
"has a great respect": MUN 5/48/267/3. Many of Kipling's memos, like this one, were to Lord Beaverbrook.
"This little pig stayed at home": 4 May 1918.
"an occupation to which": Tribunal,