Under Fire
The Story of a Squad
By
Henri Barbusse
(1874-1935)
Translated by Fitzwater Wray
To
the memory of
the comrades who fell by my side
at Crouy and on Hill 119
January, May, and September 1915
Contents
| I. | [The Vision] |
| II. | [In the Earth] |
| III. | [The Return] |
| IV. | [Volpatte and Fouillade] |
| V. | [Sanctuary] |
| VI. | [Habits] |
| VII. | [Entraining] |
| VIII. | [On Leave] |
| IX. | [The Anger of Volpatte] |
| X. | [Argoval] |
| XI. | [The Dog] |
| XII. | [The Doorway] |
| XIII. | [The Big Words] |
| XIV. | [Of Burdens] |
| XV. | [The Egg] |
| XVI. | [An Idyll] |
| XVII. | [The Sap] |
| XVIII. | [A Box of Matches] |
| XIX. | [Bombardment] |
| XX. | [Under Fire] |
| XXI. | [The Refuge] |
| XXII. | [Going About] |
| XXIII. | [The Fatigue-Party] |
| XXIV. | [The Dawn] |