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| Introduction | [9] |
| The Victoria Cross | [12] |
| Captain Grenfell and the Charge of the Lancers | [16] |
| British Sailors who knew how to Die | [19] |
| Some of the First V.C.’s | [21] |
| The Spirit of Sir Philip Sidney | [28] |
| The Messengers | [30] |
| The Story of Corporal Holmes | [33] |
| The Men of the First Line | [36] |
| Lieutenant Leach and Sergeant Hogan | [42] |
| Wilson, O’Leary, and Martin-Leake | [45] |
| The Canadian Scottish | [48] |
| The Canadian Spirit | [52] |
| The Adventures of the “Kent” | [57] |
| The Lancashire Landing | [62] |
| Commander Unwin and the Two Midshipmen | [67] |
| Anzac | [73] |
| Submarines in the Dardanelles | [78] |
| Warneford and the Zeppelin | [83] |
| Smith and Forshaw: Two Heroes of Gallipoli | [87] |
| The Story of Edith Cavell | [90] |
| Jack Cornwell, the Boy who “Carried On” | [97] |
| Heroes of Loos | [100] |
| How Moorhouse brought in His Report | [104] |
| Loraine’s Fight in the Air | [105] |
| “A Glorious Band” | [108] |
| The Work of the Mine-Sweepers | [115] |
| “The Padre” | [121] |
| Lieutenant Robinson and the Zeppelin | [124] |
| The Canadians at Vimy Ridge | [129] |
| Heroes of a Hospital Ship | [133] |
| Along the “V.C. Walk” | [137] |
| Midshipman Gyles and the German Boarders | [146] |
| How Man made an Earthquake | [149] |
| “When can their Glory Fade?” | [155] |
| “The Heart of a Lion” | [157] |