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The Desert Mounted Corps
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CHAPTER XXIII POLICE WORK
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Desert Mounted Corps took over the administration of the conquered country from Damascus in the south to Marash, in
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1 INTRODUCTION2 AUTHOR'S NOTE3 CHAPTER I THE COUNTRY AND THE OPPOSING FORCES4 CHAPTER II THE PLAN OF OPERATIONS5 CHAPTER III THE FIRST ROUND6 CHAPTER IV THE DECISIVE BATTLE7 CHAPTER V THE PURSUIT8 CHAPTER VI OVER THE PHILISTINE PLAIN9 CHAPTER VII NEARING THE HILLS10 CHAPTER VIII AN ENTR'ACTE11 CHAPTER IX MOUNTAIN WARFARE12 CHAPTER X THE FALL OF JERUSALEM13 CHAPTER XI DOWN TO THE JORDAN14 CHAPTER XII THE FIRST TRANS-JORDAN RAID15 CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND TRANS-JORDAN RAID16 CHAPTER XIV THE VALLEY OF DESOLATION17 CHAPTER XV PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT DRIVE18 CHAPTER XVI ARMAGEDDON19 CHAPTER XVII DéBCLE20 CHAPTER XVIII DESTRUCTION21 CHAPTER XIX THE ADVANCE ON DAMASCUS22 CHAPTER XX THE ADVANCE ON DAMASCUS (Continued)23 CHAPTER XXI THE FALL OF DAMASCUS24 CHAPTER XXII THE LAST PHASE25 CHAPTER XXIII POLICE WORK26 CHAPTER XXIV HORSE ARTILLERY27 CHAPTER XXV HORSES28 CHAPTER XXVI TRANSPORT AND AMMUNITION SUPPLY