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CURRENT HISTORY CHRONICLED[191]
THE BATTLE OF PICARDY: A Military Review[197]
The British Reverses and Their CausesBy a Military Observer[205]
FOUR EPIC WEEKS OF CARNAGEBy Philip Gibbs[209]
How General Carey Saved Amiens[219]
Battle Viewed From the French FrontBy G. H. Perris[221]
Caring for Thousands of Refugees[228]
PROGRESS OF THE WAR: Chronology to April 18[231]
RUSSIA UNDER GERMAN DOMINATION[235]
The Czar's Loyalty to the Allies: An Autograph Letter[239]
PERSHING'S ARMY UNDER GENERAL FOCH[240]
Our War Machine in New Phases[243]
Shortage in Aircraft Production[245]
AMERICA'S FIRST YEAR OF WAR[247]
War Department's Improved SystemBy Benedict Crowell[254]
The Surgeon General's Great OrganizationBy Caswell A. Mayo[256]
WAR WORK OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS[258]
GREAT BRITAIN FACES A CRISISBy David Lloyd George[263]
RUSSIA AND THE ALLIESBy Arthur J. Balfour[272]
PRESIDENT WILSON ON THE RUSSIAN TREATIES[275]
AMERICAN LIBERTY'S CRUCIAL HOURBy William E. Borah[278]
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DEFENDING THE WORLD'S RIGHT TO DEMOCRACYBy J. Hamilton Lewis[281]
Messenger Dogs in the German Army[283]
FULL RECORD OF SINKINGS BY U-BOATSBy Sir Eric Geddes[284]
Admiralty Summary of Shipping Losses[286]
The Month's Submarine Record[289]
TYPICAL U-BOAT METHODS: British Admiralty Records[290]
The Story of an Indomitable CaptainBy Joseph Conrad[292]
THE NAVAL DEFENSE OF VENICE[293]
Venice Under the Grim Shadow[299]
TAKING OVER THE DUTCH SHIPS[303]
AIR RAIDS ON PARIS AND LONDON[305]
The Tale of Zeppelin Disasters[309]
PARIS BOMBARDED BY LONG-RANGE GUNS[310]
THE IRISH GUARDSBy Rudyard Kipling[313]
THE GUILT OF GERMANY: Prince Lichnowsky's Memorandum[314]
Reply of Former Foreign Minister von Jagow[320]
COUNT CZERNIN ON PEACE TERMS[323]
Great Britain's Reply to Count Czernin[327]
AUSTRO-FRENCH "PEACE INITIATIVE" CONTROVERSY[328]
A REVIEW OF THE BATTLE OF JUTLANDBy Thomas G. Frothingham[334]
Charts of Battle of Jutland[332]
GERMAN CHURCHMAN'S DEFENSE OF POISON GAS[343]
GREAT BRITAIN'S WAR WORK IN 1917[344]
THE BATTLE OF CAMBRAI: Official ReportBy Field Marshal Haig[349]
THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS: 42 Cartoons[361]