Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough; if Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer.
If Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer. Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough.
Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough. If Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer.
Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough. If Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer.