Notes

Concerning one man's war "The silent division" originally published: Sydney, Australia : Angus & Robertson, 1935. "Concerning one man's war" comprises the wartime chapters of the author's unpublished memoirs "A rich old man," ca. 1960s Contents: Biography of Ormond Burton / by David Grant -- Part One. The silent division -- Part Two. Concerning one man's war Summary: It is appropriate that the imminent centenary of the start of World War l should be marked by publishing in one volume, two works of the greatest New Zealand front-line writer, twice decorated and thrice wounded, about that war. Ormond Edward Burton lived life at an uncompromising extreme, whether as a soldier - when, as recounted in this book, he more than once voluntarily went to considerable lengths to put himself in harm's way, as he saw it in his unit's interests - or later as a clergyman and Christian pacifist. (From publisher)

Wartime Chapters of the author's unpublished memoirs.