They Shall Not Pass

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I.	[My Trip to Verdun—General Pétain Face to Face]	3
	The men who hold the line—what their faces told of the past and the future of France.
II.	[My Trip to Verdun—A Dying, Shell-Ridden City]	43
	The Vauban Citadel, in the shelter of which falling shells cannot find you—houses and blocks that are vanishing hourly—"but William will not come"—war that is invisible—a luncheon underground with a toast to America—the last courtesy from a general and a host—nothing that was not beautiful.
III.	[Battle of Verdun Another Gettysburg]	72
	Failure of Crown Prince likened by French to "high tide" of confederacy.
IV.	[Verdun, the Door That Leads Nowhere]	95
	The battle and the topography of the battlefield—an analysis of the attack and defence.
V.	[In Sight of the Promised Land—on the Lorraine Battlefield]	116

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THE MEN WHO HOLD THE LINE—WHAT THEIR FACES TOLD OF THE PAST AND THE FUTURE OF FRANCE