Fighting France, from Dunkerque to Belfort
Edith Wharton
1915
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The novelist got a pass to the front, and she used it. Edith Wharton drove the length of the French line in 1915, from Dunkerque to Belfort, and wrote down what she saw with a novelist's precision: the emptied villages, the shelled cathedrals, the trenches near enough to look into, and a country holding itself together by will. War reporting of an unusually high order.
6 chapters
- 1Chapter 1 - The Look of Paris35m
- 2Chapter 2 - In Argonne40m
- 3Chapter 3 - In Lorraine and the Vosges39m
- 4Chapter 4 - In the North37m
- 5Chapter 5 - In Alsace31m
- 6Chapter 6 - The Tone of France19m
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