Tandem, London, 1968.  T204.  MMPB, 224 pages.  Some edge and cover wear, reading creases, some age spotting on outer page block; faded remainder mark on bottom edge; binding sound.  Interior clean and unmarked; interior pages browned but not brittle; small loss to top corner of blurb page.  ‘Day after day and week after week, from the first retreat across the Marne, through the stalemate of the trenches, through the mud and blood and the carnage of the Somme and Vimy Ridge, and Bapaume, and Passchendaele, and so to victory on the dead bodies of four million men, Philip Gibbs sent these dispatches to the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Chronicle and two hundred other English and American papers.  They are written in white heat, wrong from the heart.  No reconstruction can compare with them.  They form a day-to-day account as vivid and as necessary to another age as the Diary of Samuel Pepys.’ (from rear wrap)