BEGINNING WITH THE ATTACK AT VERDUN
EARLY IN 1916 THE STORY OF THE
WAR AND OF AMERICAN
AID IS CARRIED TO
THE CLOSE OF
1917
CONTENTS
| ARTICLE | PAGE | |
| I. | The Battle of Verdun | [7] |
| Raoul Blanchard | ||
| II. | The Battle of Jutland Bank | [30] |
| Admiral Sir John Jellicoe's Official Despatch | ||
| III. | Taking the Col di Lana | [55] |
| Lewis R. Freeman | ||
| IV. | The Battle of the Somme | [67] |
| Sir Douglas Haig | ||
| V. | Russia's Refugees | [114] |
| Gregory Mason | ||
| VI. | The Tragedy of Rumania | [124] |
| Stanley Washburn | ||
| VII. | Sixteen Months a War Prisoner | [142] |
| Private "Jack" Evans | ||
| VIII. | Under German Rule in France and Belgium | [159] |
| J. P. Whitaker | ||
| IX. | The Anglo-Russian Campaign in Turkey | [174] |
| James B. MacDonald | ||
| X. | Kitchener | [188] |
| Lady St. Helier | ||
| XI. | Why America Broke with Germany | [194] |
| President Woodrow Wilson | ||
| XII. | How the War Came to America | [205] |
| Official Account | ||
| XIII. | The War Message | [226] |
| President Woodrow Wilson | ||
| XIV. | British Operations at Saloniki | [244] |
| Official Report of General Milne | ||
| XV. | In Petrograd During the Seven Days | [253] |
| Arno Dosch-Fleurot | ||
| XVI. | America's First Shot | [271] |
| J.R. Keen | ||
| XVII. | German Activities in the United States | [278] |
| House Committee on Foreign Affairs | ||
| XVIII. | Preparing for War | [298] |
| Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War | ||
| XIX. | The Capture of Jerusalem | [344] |
| General E. H. H. Allenby | ||
| XX. | American Ships and German Submarines | [369] |
| From Official Reports | ||
THE BATTLE OF VERDUN
RAOUL BLANCHARD
Greatest drama of the war.