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DLI e book


Jarvis

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I've just found an ebook via ebay that might be of interest to DLI researchers. I found it, payed £1 via paypal and downloaded (pdf format) it all within 2 minutes. The book is called "The story of the 6th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry April 1915 Novemebr 1918" and it's written/edited by Captain R.B. Ainsworth MC.

47 pages of 6th DLI at The Salient, Armentieres, Somme, Arras, Lys, Aisne. Also contains Appendix of officers killed. A treasure trove for a quid. Thought it worth a mention.

I hadn't considered ebooks as a source before now. I guess I'll be browsing for some more. I'll post details if any more are found.

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Yes it would appear some one is indeed charging me a quid for a link. Australian company (?) by the name of Vinnys ebooks. Duped of a pound I may be but I'm still excited by the find really. I haven't had anything to do with ebooks before and hadn't considered the possibilty of regimental histories being available through this medium. I'll go browsing with a lot more care in future. Many thanks for the information.

I'll accept the financial loss and put it down to experience (or lack of it).

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There are lots of (free) WW1 books on the Gutenberg site. Search around.

Thanks for confirming that.

There are several regimental books I have found on the Gutenburg site. Although not my particular interest I have downloaded and made a note of them should anyone be interested in that particular regiment.

5th Battn Leicestershires 1914-1919

6th Volounteer Battn King's (Liverpool) Regt

7th Hants 1914

Fife and Forfar Yeomanry 1914-1919

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...other books including the history of the 18th DLI...

John

John,

I've had a quick look at the Gutenberg site but cannot readily find Lowe's 18/DLI battalions history, so I'd appreciate guidance on whereabouts to look.

David T.

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Hi David

Sorry to you and everyone else..you can't download it form Gutenberg, but you can from this site below.

John.

http://www.archive.org/details/18thdurham00loweuoft

Thanks for the link. I struggled to find it too. The text version of this link appears somewhat scrambled but the PDF version is fine. Once again thank you.

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...you can from this site below.

http://www.archive.org/details/18thdurham00loweuoft

John,

Thanks for this. I took Jarvis's advice & downloaded a PDF version... it took a few attempts to capture it but, eventually, it came thru' OK.

David T.

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