Nellie McClung - Three Times and Out

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Author: Nellie McClung

Genres: War & Military, Memoirs,

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Dedication and PrefaceChapter I. How It StartedChapter II. Through BelgiumChapter III. Into GermanyChapter IV. The LazaretChapter V. The Prison-CampChapter VI. RossbachChapter VII. The Escape; Chapter VIII. Off For Switzerland!Chapter IX. Caught; Chapter X. The Cells!Chapter XI. The Strafe-BarrackChapter XII. Back to CampChapter XIII. CellelagerChapter XIV. Off For Holland!Chapter XV. Caught AgainChapter XVI. The Invisible BrotherhoodChapter XVII. The Cells at OldenburgChapter XVIII. Parnewinkel CampChapter XIX. The Blackest Chapter of AllChapter XX. Once Again!Chapter XXI. Travelers of the NightChapter XXII. The Long Road to FreedomChapter XXIII. Out; Conclusion

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The true story of M. C. Simmons, a Canadian soldier captured by the German Army during the early days of World War I. We read of his sixteen months of imprisonment, his encounters with other captured troops of the other Allied armies and his observations of the nature of his captors and their countrymen. Most compellingly we read of his escape from POW camp, his recapture and punishment, and then the capture and punishment following his second escape attempt, climaxing in his third escape attempt and daring travel through enemy territory against all odds. In McClung's words, "Private Simmons is a close and accurate observer who sees clearly and talks well. He tells a straightforward, unadorned tale, every sentence of which is true, and convincing." (Summary by the narrator)