Published by The Folio Society, 1999, hardcover, illustrated, buckram cloth covering, 293 pages, 16 cms x 25 cms, condition: as new.

The Memoir: Originally published in 1929, it stands as an autobiographical masterpiece capturing the realities of World War I trench warfare.T

hemes: Relates Graves' childhood, his unhappy schooling at Charterhouse, and his service with the Royal Welch Fusiliers alongside Siegfried Sassoon.

Introduction: Written by Raleigh Trevelyan, an acclaimed author and fellow military veteran who brings direct historical perspective to Graves' account.

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