Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough; if Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer.
Edmonds had also accepted the logic of an offensive in Flanders but not that of appointing Gough. If Haig had wanted a step-by-step attack he was wrong to have superseded Plumer.