PEARSON (George Eustace) The Escape of a Princess Pat: Being the full Account of the Capture & Fifteen Months Imprisonment of Corporal Edwards, of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, & His Final Escape from Germany into Holland.

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PEARSON (George Eustace) The Escape of a Princess Pat: Being the full Account of the Capture & Fifteen Months Imprisonment of Corporal Edwards, of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, & His Final Escape from Germany into Holland. 2nd Ed., 224pp., portrait frontis. Hutchinson. nd (c.1917) #64868

No. 39 Cpl. (later Sgt.) Edwards served with No. 1 Coy., PPCLI & was captured near Bellewarde when the bn. was all but destroyed, 8th May 1915; PoW at Giessen from where he made his first escape & was sent to a punishment camp at Vehnmoor on recapture, finally escaped again. The narrator also served with the PPCLI during the events described. Orig. mustard cloth, titled in black, little rubbed & worn, sound & scarce. See illustration on our website. £60

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