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, 211-12; Oct. 23, 229; Nov. 1, 257; Nov. 3, 260-9; Nov. 3, 269-70; Position desired for, for Sept. 6, by Joffre, 107; Positions held by (_see also_ Concentration, _above_), and movements of, before and during the: (_a_) Retreat from Mons, 47 _sqq._; (_b_) Battle of the Marne, 117 _sqq._; (_c_) Battle of the Aisne, 145 _sqq._; (_d_) Movement N., after that Battle, 193 _sqq._; (_e_) 1st Battle of Ypres, 214 _sqq._; (_f_) Operations of Dec. 14-19, 1914, 326 _sqq._; Qualities shown by all ranks in the 1st Battle of Ypres, 238, 239; Reserves and reinforcements available, 113, 228; continued lack of both, 265; War Council's view on (Jan. 7, 1915), 309; Roads and Supply Railheads allotted to, for the Battle of the Marne, 132-3; Services of, acknowledgments of, by, Joffre, 85, 98; Poincare, 198; Spirit animating, 55, 78, 88-9, 98, 110, 111, 113, 238, 239, 266, 269, 270, 271; Strain endured by, in the 1st Battle of Ypres, 237; Successive instead of united action by, envisaged by Joffre (Oct. 4), 189 _sqq._; Wilson's share in preparation of, 108. British Force for Relief of Antwerp, 177, 179, 181; what befell it, and what might have been done with it, 183; Poincare's view on, 198. British Forces, _see_ British Army. British Government, _see also_ War Cabinet; offensive action urged by, on Aug. 31, 95; objective unattainable without adequate Munitions, insistence on by French, 351 _sqq._, 357 _sqq._; _see also_ 347, 358 _sqq._; Guarantee of Belgian neutrality, 9, 14. British Imperial General Staff, French's resignation from, 1; and French's appointment to Command of B.E.F., 2; conferences of, with French General Staff, 5, 9. British Losses at Le Cateau, 78-9, 83-7, 89, 153; in the Battle of the Aisne, 152-3, 159, 160; on the Marne, 137, 138; in the Battle of Ypres, 251, 279, 285-6. British Naval co-operation arranged for, 226-7; Detachments for relief of Antwerp, and their Commander, 179, 181; difficulty of withdrawing, 201; Transport Service line, efficiency of, 40. British Navy (_see also_ Naval co-operation) Combined action with plans for, 157, 164 _sqq._, 302 _sqq._; French objections to, 305, 307, 342, 343; Position of in Aug. 1914, 4;
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