Irish Officers Heroic Service in France Defiance of Germans
A Paris correspondent reports Irish officers in Beothe industrious Atanner and in Dilton's Berwick's Bulkeley's Roed's regiments impressed by their service for France. Bouffleurs brigade swapped posts with the Irish to counter German pressure as Sir Garret O Lary leads troops. many officers wounded, Dijon’s Grenadiers commander killed. Letters from Italy note Spanish stops to Parma and Placenza works, and anticipated armistice being provisional.
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