Denis Garstin was a cavalry officer in the British Army. He went to France in the spring of 1915 and, as a machine-gun officer with the 10th Hussars, saw action near Ypres and on the Somme. In particular, he witnessed the Battle of Loos in the autumn of 1915, a Battle which he described vividly in his diary. In addition to his diary of that Battle, he wrote a number of stories based on his experiences of the war.

A Cavalryman's Tale brings together Denis Garstin's diary of the Battle of Loos, together with edited versions of other stories about serving in the British Army on the Western Front.

Denis Garstin died in 1918, and was awarded a posthumous Military Cross.

CONTENTS:
Into Action
The View from Frederick
The Battle of Loos
On the Somme
The Epic of Trooper Kinnaird
Wind in the Trenches
The Runaway
The Return of the Warrior
Searching for a Lost Officer

• FROM MONS TO THE FIRST BATTLE OF YPRES
• Grapes of Wrath: Abridged Edition
• Prisoners of the Kaiser (The Last Pows of the Great War)
• ONE MAN'S WAR: Letters from a Soldier Killed at the Battle of Loos
• First World War Classic: THE MIDDLE PARTS OF FORTUNE (illustrated, complete, and unexpurgated)