World's War Events $v Volume 3 / Beginning with the departure of the first American destroyers for service abroad in April, 1917, and closing with the treaties of peace in 1919. - Unknown

BEGINNING WITH THE DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST
AMERICAN DESTROYERS FOR SERVICE ABROAD
IN APRIL, 1917, AND CLOSING
WITH THE TREATIES
OF PEACE IN
1919

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I.	A Destroyer in Active Service An American Officer	[7]
II.	East Africa Jan Christiaan Smuts	[32]
III.	Greece's Atonement Lewis R. Freeman	[54]
IV.	The Italians at Bay G. Ward Price	[69]
V.	Bottling up Zeebrugge and Ostend Official Narrative	[101]
VI.	With the American Submarines Henry B. Beston	[119]
VII.	Wounded Heroes of France Abbé Felix Klein	[138]
VIII.	The Battle of Picardy J.B.W. Gardiner	[153]
IX.	Bulgaria Quits Lothrop Stoddard	[170]
X.	The Fighting Czecho-Slovaks Maynard Owen Williams	[183]
XI.	Six Days on the American Firing Line Corporal H.J. Burbach	[200]
XII.	An American Battlefield Raoul Blanchard	[210]
XIII.	Night Raids from the Air Mary Helen Fee	[229]
XIV.	The American Army in Europe General John J. Pershing	[242]
XV.	The American Navy In Europe Admiral H.T. Mayo	[271]
XVI.	Armistice Terms Signed by Germany	[297]
XVII.	Covenant of the League of Nations	[306]
XVIII.	Treaty of Peace with Germany	[318]
XIX.	Treaty of Peace with Austria	[365]
	Index	[375]

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