The Telegraph Book of the First World War by Gavin Fuller

The Telegraph Book of the First World War by Gavin Fuller

The Telegraph Book of the First World War is an anthology of the Telegraph s coverage of the First World War arranged thematically from outbreak to armistice. Including an introductory essay for each chapter that puts the Telegraph s coverage and the import of the events in their full context.

Gavin Fuller is head of the Telegraph library, responsible for maintaining that newspaper's archive. He is also a former Mastermind champion and the editor of Leaves on the Line, a collection of readers' letters to the Telegraph on trains and train journeys.

Born in Surrey in 1966, Michael Wright was educated at Windlesham House and Sherborne and graduated with a first in English Literature from Edinburgh University. He spent several years working as a theatre critic, arts columnist and literary diarist in London before moving to rural France, where for ten years he wrote the much-loved C’est La Folie column in the Daily Telegraph. He has since published two bestselling books about his life-changing experiences in the French countryside, C'est La Folie and Je t'aime à La Folie, and is the co-author with Stephen Grady of the bestselling memoir, Gardens of Stone, about an English boy in the French Resistance. A passionate cyclist, he still lives and races in France with his wife, two daughters, two dogs, one cat, one long-suffering fish and six very small sheep.  

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ISBN 13	9781781313756
ISBN 10	178131375X
Title	The Telegraph Book of the First World War
Author	Gavin Fuller
Series	Telegraph Books
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Quarto Publishing PLC
Year published	2014-10-30
Number of pages	576
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