Part One; British Military Manuals
Barnes, John Bryson, Elements Of Military Sketching And Map Reading, January 1917, D. Van Nostrand Company
Buchanan. Lt..Col.H.D. (1892) Records of the Royal Military Academy, 1741 – 1892. Woolwich: Cattermole.
Green, A.F.U (1908) Landscape Sketching for Military Purposes, London: Hugh Rees.
Grieves, Loren Chester (1915) Military Sketching and Map Reading for Non-Commissioned Officers. http://archive.org/details/militarysketchin00grie
Legge, Major F. (1906) Military Sketching and Map Reading. Aldershot: Gale and Polden.
Newton, W. G. (1916) Military Landscape Sketching and Target Indication. London: Hugh Rees.
Stewart, B. (1907) Active Service Pocket Book. London: William Clowes.
War Office (1912) Manual of Map Reading and Sketching. London: HMSO.
War Office (1914) Manual of Map Reading and Sketching. London: HMSO.
Alfrey, N. and Daniels, S. (eds) (1990) Mapping the Landscape:Essays on Art and Cartography. Nottingham: Nottingham Castle Museum.
Appleton, J. (1975) The Experience of Landscape. London: Wiley.
Bidwell, S. and D. Graham. (1982) Fire-Power, British Army Weapons & Theories of War 1904-1945. London: George Allen & Unwin.
Brown, M. (1978) Tommy Goes to War. London: J.M. Dent.
Buchanan. Lt..Col.H.D. (1892) Records of the Royal Military Academy, 1741 – 1892. Woolwich: Cattermole.
Cameron, Lt L.C.R.D.J. (1916) Infantry scouting: a practical manual for the use of scouts in
training at home and at the front. London, John Murray.
Chasseaud, P. (1993) David Jones and The Survey. Stand To ! The Journal of the Western Front Association, 39:18-22.
Diller, E. and Scofidio, R. (1994) Tourism of War. Princeton: FRAC: University of Princeton
Press.
Foucault, M. (1977) Discipline and Punish: the Birth of the Prison. London: Allen Lane.
Gough, P. (1995) Tales from the Bushy-topped Tree: a brief survey of military sketching in
Imperial War Museum Review, 10:62-74.
Graham, S (1999) Geographies of surveillance, in Crang, M. Crang, P. and May, J. (eds.) (1999) Virtual Geographies: bodies, space and relations. London: Routledge, pp 131 – 148.
Green, A.F.U (1908) Landscape Sketching for Military Purposes, London: Hugh Rees.
Hague, R. ed., (1980) David Jones, Dai Greatcoat. London:Faber.
Hardie, M. (1966) Watercolour Painting in Britain, Vol. 1, The Eighteenth Century. London:
Batsford.
Hill, A. (1930) The Graphic. 15 November 1930.
Keegan, J. (1976) The Face of Battle. London: Penguin.
Legge, Major F. (1906) Military Sketching and Map Reading. Aldershot: Gale and Polden.
Maze, P. (1934) A Frenchman in Khaki. London: Heinemann.
Mellersh, H.E.L. (1978) Schoolboy into War. London: William Kimber.
Mitchell, W.J.T. (1974) ‘Imperial Landscape' in Landscape and Power. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Newton, W. G. (1916) Military Landscape Sketching and Target Indication. London: Hugh Rees.
Reed, Henry, ‘Judging distances’ New Statesman and Nation 25, no. 628, 6 March 1943, p.155.
R.F.C. (1916) 'Topographical Sketching in the Army'. The Studio, February 1916:44 - 45.
Roberts, W. (1974) Memories of the War to End all Wars: 4.5 Howitzer Gunner R.F.A. 1916 –
1918. London: Canada Press.
Rothenstein, W. (1932) Men and Memories: Recollections of William Rothenstein 1900 - 1922, London: Faber and Faber.
Saunders, N.J. (2001) Matter and memory in the landscapes of conflict: the Western Front 1914-1919, in Bender, B. and Winer, M. (eds.) (2001) Contested landscapes: movement, exile and place, Oxford: Berg.
Streffen, I. (2012) http://isabellastreffen.net/
Sutton, G. (1967) Artist or Artisan ? London: Permagon Press.
War Office (1912) Manual of Map Reading and Sketching. London: HMSO.
War Office (1914) Manual of Map Reading and Sketching. London: HMSO.