Canada's Sons and Great Britain in the World War - A Complete and Authentic History of the Commanding Part Played by Canada and the British Empire in the World's Greatest War #260799

Wide awake, and full of intelligent initiative, we see them engaging early in daring night patrols, models of hunting craft. To them there was no No Man's Land. What is usually called such was ours, and regarded merely as an outpost of our fixed position. Later they initiated the daring cutting-out raids, which were soon to become a feature of trench warfare.