The Fighting Retreat to Paris

The Fighting Retreat to Paris, written by Roger Ingpen and first published in 1914, is a historical account of the British Expeditionary Force's experiences during World War I. It chronicles their mobilization, battles, and retreat from Mons towards Paris, providing vivid depictions of the soldiers' bravery and struggles. The narrative highlights the strategic movements leading to the Battle of Mons and the challenges faced by the British Army against overwhelming odds, while capturing the sentiments of the troops during this pivotal moment in the war.