Cobbers

Jim Haynes

"There arestories of enlistment and the landing: first-hand, exciting and readable accounts of the major battles; tales of mateship and amusing character sketches. ... Authors range from respecte writers such as Steele Rudd, Oliver Hogue, Roy Bridges and Frederick Loch, to journalists who covered the campaign, the general in charge, and ordinary soldiers who wrote from the trenches. Many of these stories and poems have never been published before; others have been out of print since the 1920s. All are emotional accounts of men who lived through the horror and sadness that was Gallipoli."--Back cover.