Gallantry

Lieutenant Geoffrey Lambton, nephew of the Earl of Durham, was in

charge of us in the wood, and was directing our fire from a mound.

The lieutenant had given orders to fire, had picked up a rifle, and

was in the act of firing himself when he was fatally wounded by a

German bullet. He knew he was done for, and he gave me his pocketbook,

note-book, and sketch-book to bring back to his people: _Pte. Roberts,

Coldstream Guards_.

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