Titlebook: Anglo-French Relations and Strategy on the Western Front, 1914–18; William James Philpott Book 1996 William James Philpott 1996 5327.First

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Tool-Use by Great Apes in the Wild,xt consider the nature of this relationship and its impact on the conduct of joint operations on the western front, establishing the politico-military framework within which strategic decisions had to be made. It is only possible here to undertake the briefest of surveys of politico-military circums

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Héctor M. Manrique,Michael J. Walkerecially the case where two separate and in time equally important armies were fighting side by side on a common front. Although the British and French commanders-in-chief could usually present a united front to their governments on questions of grand strategy, harmony was less assured when it came t

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Cristina Silveira Vega,Michael W. Maisch1915 and 1916 on the German and French armies put the British army in a position to deliver the decisive military blow on the western front. While the French army was now of questionable value as an offensive fighting force, Britain’s military contribution to the alliance, both in manpower and matér

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Peter K. Endress,Else Marie Friis’s northern . remained in German hands. To compel the German armies to resume their retirement Joffre sought to outflank the German position by forming a new French army on the left of the allied line. So began the successive flanking manoeuvres of late September and early October 1914 known as ‘the race to the sea’.

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