Excerpt from How French Soldiers Fared in German Prisons: Being the Reminiscences of a French Army Chaplain During and After the Franco-German War
The Author is unwilling to allow the English edition of this book to appear without an expression of his heartfelt gratitude to the memory of Lord Loftus, British Ambassador at Berlin in 1870-71, for his lordship"s powerful intervention and assistance, in the name of Great Britain, not only on behalf of the Author himself, but also to the great benefit of the unfortunate French prisoners of war in Germany.
The Author would feel grateful to his English readers if they would communicate to him any observations they may think proper to make in reference to the book, in order that they may be taken into account in any future editions.
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