With the French

Personal narratives from soldiers, doctors, nurses, and civilians illuminate life during World War I in this collection of pre-1923 memoirs, letters, and diaries. The poignant accounts reveal the sacrifices made on the front lines and at home, enhanced by photographs and illustrations that depict the struggles of war. This collection captures the pride and fear felt by both combatants and non-combatants, offering historians, researchers, and students a rich perspective on the emotional responses to the Great War.