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The Yarn of a Yeoman [1930, Middlesex Yeomanry, British Army]

Digitised by Google Books from the collection of the University of Michigan, see Source below. If necessary, click on Show More, below. Full author name taken from the Google Books book page. S F Hatton was also the author of the 1931 book London’s Bad Boys . A listing on AbeBooks gives the author as Sidney Frank Hatton, at the same time quoting a dedication on the book signed by Sydney Hatton, so it appears the correct spelling is Sydney Frank Hatton. The Middlesex Yeomanry served in Egypt, at Gallipoli (disnmounted), Egypt again where they were reconstituted as horsemen, Salonica (Salonika), Sinai and Palestine. For more details of the military operations, a history was published 1930 Historical Records of the Middlesex Yeomanry 1797-1927 by Charles Stonham and Benson Freeman, edited by J. S. Judd. From comments seen elsewhere (see link below), the First World War part of this publication was taken from the official War Diary of the regiment and the post war publication (1919?), Souvenir number of the Middlesex Yeomanry Magazine . The latter publication may possibly be available in the Library Subscription database Trench Journals and Unit Magazines of the First World War by Proq

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