Company K. Illustrated
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Company K. Illustrated

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Company K. Illustrated

About this book

Company K by William March is a powerful and unconventional portrayal of war, offering a stark and deeply human account of soldiers' experiences during World War I. Rather than following a single narrative line, the novel is composed of a series of brief, interconnected monologues—each voiced by a different member of Company K. Through these fragmented perspectives, March presents a mosaic of memories, emotions, and moral conflicts, revealing the psychological toll of war on ordinary men. The soldiers recount moments of fear, guilt, brutality, and disillusionment, often reflecting on actions that haunt them long after the battlefield has fallen silent. There is no glorification of heroism; instead, the novel exposes the chaos, randomness, and moral ambiguity of combat, emphasizing the lasting impact of violence on the human conscience. March's restrained and direct prose heightens the emotional intensity of these voices, allowing each testimony to stand on its own while contributing to a larger, haunting portrait of war. The result is a deeply affecting work that challenges conventional narratives of military glory. Raw, innovative, and profoundly moving, Company K remains a landmark anti-war novel—an unflinching exploration of memory, trauma, and the enduring consequences of conflict.

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Information

Publisher
Fanela Publishing
Year
2026
Topic
History
eBook ISBN
9786178886141
Subtopic
Classics
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Private Joseph Delaney
  3. Private Roland Geers
  4. Corporal Jerry Blandford
  5. Corporal Pierre Brockett
  6. Private Archie Lemon
  7. Corporal Walter Rose
  8. Private Samuel Updike
  9. Sergeant Michael Riggin
  10. Sergeant Theodore Donohue
  11. Captain Terence L. Matlock
  12. First Sergeant Patrick Boss
  13. Private Roger Jones
  14. Private Carter Atlas
  15. Private Lucien Janoff
  16. Private Thomas Stahl
  17. Sergeant James Dunning
  18. Sergeant Wilbur Tietjen
  19. Private Jesse Brogan
  20. Private Philip Calhoun
  21. Private Edward Romano
  22. Lieutenant Edward Bartelstone
  23. Private Jacob Geller
  24. Private Walter Landt
  25. Private Graley Borden
  26. Lieutenant Thomas Jewett
  27. Private Stephen Carroll
  28. Private Carroll Hart
  29. Private William Anderson
  30. Private Martin Dailey
  31. Private Henry Demarest
  32. Corporal Lloyd Somerville
  33. Private Lawrence Dickson
  34. Private Nathan Mountain
  35. Private Christian Geils
  36. Private Mark Mumford
  37. Private Bernard Glass
  38. Private John Townsend
  39. Private Wilbur Halsey
  40. Private Harry Waddell
  41. Private Benjamin Hunzinger
  42. Private Plez Yancey
  43. Lieutenant Archibald Smith
  44. Private Edward Carter
  45. Private Emil Ayres
  46. Private Martin Appleton
  47. Private Leslie Westmore
  48. Private Sylvester Wendell
  49. Private Ralph Brucker
  50. Private Byron Long
  51. Private Philip Wadsworth
  52. Private Alex Marro
  53. Private John McGill
  54. Private Sidney Borgstead
  55. Private Allan Methot
  56. Private Danny O’Leary
  57. Private Jeremiah Easton
  58. Private William Mulcahey
  59. Sergeant Julius Pelton
  60. Corporal Clarence Foster
  61. Private Walter Drury
  62. Private Charles Gordon
  63. Private Roger Inabinett
  64. Private Richard Mundy
  65. Private Howard Nettleton
  66. Private Harland Perry
  67. Private Albert Nallett
  68. Private Robert Nalls
  69. Private Oswald Pollard
  70. Private Martin Passy
  71. Private Leo Hastings
  72. Private Silas Pullman
  73. Private Samuel Quillin
  74. Private Abraham Rickey
  75. Private Wilbur Bowden
  76. Private Eugene Merriam
  77. Private Herbert Merriam
  78. Private Peter Stafford
  79. Private Sydney Belmont
  80. Private Richard Starnes
  81. Corporal Frederick Willcoxen
  82. Sergeant Marvin Mooney
  83. Private Oliver Teclaw
  84. Private Franklin Good
  85. The Unknown Soldier
  86. Private Charles Upson
  87. Corporal Stephen Waller
  88. Private Leo Brogan
  89. Private Robert Armstrong
  90. Private Christian van Osten
  91. Private Albert Hayes
  92. Private Andrew Lurton
  93. Private Howard Bartow
  94. Private William Nugent
  95. Private Ralph Nerion
  96. Private Paul Waite
  97. Sergeant Jack Howie
  98. Private Arthur Crenshaw
  99. Private Everett Qualls
  100. Private Harold Dresser
  101. Private Walter Webster
  102. Private Sylvester Keith
  103. Private Leslie Jourdan
  104. Private Frederick Terwilliger
  105. Private Colin Wiltsee
  106. Private Roy Howard
  107. Private Theodore Irvine
  108. Private Howard Virtue
  109. Private Leslie Yawfitz
  110. Private Manuel Burt
  111. Private Colin Urquhart
  112. Lieutenant James Fairbrother
  113. Private Rufus Yeomans
  114. Private Sam Ziegler

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