[From King Albert’s Book.]
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Receive, from one who hath not lavished praise On many Princes, nor was ever awed By empire such as groveling slaves applaud, Who cast their souls into its altar-blaze— Receive the homage that a freeman pays To Kinghood flowering out of Manhood broad, Kinghood that toils uncovetous of laud, Loves whom it rules, and serves the realm it sways. For when Your people, caught in agony's net, Rose as one dauntless heart, their King was found Worthy on such a throne to have been set, Worthy by such as They to have been crowned; And loftier praise than this did never yet On mortal ears from lips of mortals sound. |
INDEX
Vol. I. From the Beginning to March, 1915
[Titles of articles appear in italics.]
A
ABBOTT, (Dr.) L., "Militarism and Christianity," 610.
ABOUKIR, 752, 755, 761.
ACLAND, F.D., speech, 277.
ACTORS, Russian, appeal, 817.
ADAMS, Adeline, poems, 593, 1004.
ADCOCK, A. St. J., review of book, "In the Firing Line," 971.
ADLER, Felix, criticism of A. Bennett, 95.
AERONAUTICS, 659, 664, 710, 932.
AERSCHOT, 380, 945.
After the Russian Advance in Galicia, 958.
AISNE, Battle of, 635, 650.
ALABAMA Claims, 258.
ALBANIA, 1062.
ALBERT, King of the Belgians, appeal to King George, 287;
tributes in poems, 1210, 1228.
All-Night Attack, 979.
ALLENBY, (Maj. Gen.) E.H.H., 620-622, 635, 645.
Along the German Lines Near Metz, 731.
ALSACE-LORRAINE, 97, 147, 483, 488, 491, 492, 555, 557, 729, 736.
ALTENBURG, Duke of, letter, 1200.
AMERICANS, arrest on neutral vessels, 1181.
America's Peril in Judging Germany, 515.
AMMUNITION, sale of, 1178.
ANDENNE, 1115.
ANGELL, Norman, "On the Impending Crisis," 107.
ANGLO-RUSSIAN Treaty, 45.
Another "Happy Thought", 789.
Answering the "Chant of Hate", 988.
Anti-Christian War, 129.
ANTWERP, 682, 784, 787.
Appeal of the German Universities, 187.
Appeal to America for Belgium, 924.
Appeal to the Civilized World, 185.
Apportioning the Blame, 548.
ARBITRATION, 150;
treaties, 50, 225.
ARCHER, William, poem, 1114.
Are We Barbarians? 178
ARIF Bey, 1029.
ARNOLD, Winifred, poem, 789.
ARRAS, Battle of, 707.
ARTISTS, British, protest against vandalism, 130;
Russian, appeal of, 817.
As America Sees the War, 582.
As the French Fell Back on Paris, 689.
"As They Tested Our Fathers," 106.
ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, 714.
ASQUITH, (Premier) H.H., criticisms, 23, 29, 62;
statements, 278, 279, 291, 292, 299;
letter to Mayors, 308;
speeches, 309-325.
At the Kaiser's Headquarters, 718.
At the Villa Achilleion Corfu, 999.
ATROCITIES, German, 104, 129, 185, 192;
Allies accused by Bethmann-Hollweg, 223;
charges against Belgians, 261, 266;
official statements, 374-391;
letters of G.H. Putnam and R.F. Thienes, 563;
statement by Lord Channing, 592;
Aerschot, 945;
French official report, 1132.
Atrocities of the War, 374.
Attack on Tsing-tao, 745.
AUGUSTA Victoria, see GERMANY:—Empress.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY:—
Balkan policy, 227.
Conditions in Galicia, 958.
Declaration of war on Serbia, 226.
Ultimatum to Serbia criticised, 109, 136, 189, 195, 202, 203, 339, 559.
Austria-Hungary's Version of the War, 225.
AUSTRO-GERMAN Treaty, 298.
AUTHORS, British, defend England, 82;
Russian, appeal of, 817;
British, on Russian literature, 819.
AVLONA, 1065.
B
BAKHMETEFF, (Ambassador) George, on Russia and the war, 364;
authenticity of interview denied, 617.
BALKAN States, 1025-1071.
BALKAN WAR, 247.
BALUHTCHICH, (Serbian Minister,) statement, 1039.
Baptism of Fire, 977.
Barnardiston, (Col.,) 1104, 1105, 1110.
Barrie at Bay: Which Was Brown? 100.
BARRY, Beatrice, poems, 850, 948, 988.
BASS, J.F., on visit to Russian trench, 963.
BATTLE of Dorking, 13, 61.
BATTLES, see CAMPAIGNS, SEA fights, names of battles.
BAVARIA:—Crown Prince Rupprecht's army orders, 984.
BAZIN, René, appreciation of article in London Times on France, 153.
BECK, J.M., "In the Supreme Court of Civilization," 413;
criticisms and replies, 431-448.
BEER, G.L., "What Gladstone Said About Belgium," 448.
BEGBIE, Harold, "As America Sees the War," 582.
Belgian Battleground, 1109.
Belgian Cities Germanized, 780.
Belgian Boy Tells Story of Aerschot, 945.
Belgian Ruin, 786.
Belgian Soldier, 1215.
BELGIUM:—
Army, 725.
Claims, 48, 97.
Effects of war, 765.
"Gray Book," 371, 413-448.
Neutrality Violation and Treaty of London, opinion of G.B. Shaw, 25, 30, 58;
A. Bennett, 62;
C. Graham, 65;
editorial in New York Times; C. Pankhurst; letter from Shaw to President Wilson, 77;
H. Eulenberg, 80;
British authors, 82;
J. Galsworthy, 102;
R. Kipling, 107;
G.K. Chesterton, 108, 123;
A.C. Doyle, 136;
R. Rolland, 174;
G. Hauptmann, 175;
L. Fulda, 182;
German professors, 185;
British scholars, 189;
Y. Guyot and Professor Bellet, 196;
British theologians, 201;
von Harnack, 204;
Bethmann-Hollweg, 222;
German analysis of British "White Papers," 241;
"Truth About Germany," 249, 258;
Sir E. Grey, 286;
Asquith, 292, 321;
Lloyd George, 336;
statement by Legation at Washington, 365;
G.L. Beer on Gladstone's views, 448;
J.H. Schiff, 460;
Dr. C.W. Eliot, 484;
Dr. Dernburg, 488;
Prof. Burgess, 511;
A. von Briesen, 551;
W. Ostwald, 572;
Dr. N.D. Hillis, 575;
Germany's strategic railways, 1000;
"A Scrap of Paper," 1120.
Refugees, 48, 614, 776.
Treatment of resident Austrian and German citizens, 268.
Belgium's Bitter Need, 614.
BELGO-BRITISH Plot, 204, 369-372; 545-547; 990; 1000; 1101-1119.
BELGRADE, 969, 1042.
BELLET, (Prof.), reply to German professor's appeal to civilization, 194.
BELLOC, Hilaire, "Why England Fights Germany," 993.
BENEDICT XV., Pope, on destruction of Rheims, 392;
letter to Cardinal Mercier, 923.
BENNETT, Arnold, "Shaw's Nonsense About Belgium," 60;
reply from Shaw, 63;
"What the German Conscript Thinks," 93;
comment of F. Adler, 95;
"When Peace Is Seriously Desired," 97.
BERCHTOLD, (Count), on Austria-Hungary, 227.
BERGSON, Henri, "The Vital Energies of France," 152.
BERNHARDI, (Gen.) Friedrich von, criticisms of, 13, 15, 25, 56, 135, 140, 343.
BERNHEIMER, G.E., reply to J.M. Beck, 431.
BERNSTORFF, (Count) Heinrich von, on peace proposals, 274;
on Anglo-Belgian plot, 371.
BETHMANN-HOLLWEG, (Dr.) Theobald von, criticism by G.K. Chesterton, 114;
speeches and statements, 219-225;
conference with Ambassador Gerard on peace, 273;
reply to Asquith, 313;
full text of speech in Reichstag, 989;
on Belgian neutrality, 1113;
"A Scrap of Paper," 1120.
BEVIS, (Dr.), work among the wounded in Belgium, 714.
Big and the Great, 1114.
BLACKFORD, (Dr.) C.M., 107.
Bloodless Capture of German Samoa, 749.
BODKINSON, H.W., on refugees in Warsaw, 957.
BOEHN, (Gen.) von, 1117.
BOER War, 126, 133, 214.
Bombardment of Rheims Cathedral, 392.
BONN, (Prof.) M.J., "Tools of the Russian Juggernaut," 851.
BOON, John, on German entry into Brussels, 679.
BOSPORUS, Strait of, 1027.
BOURTZEFF, (Russian revolutionist), 823.
BOUTROUX, Emile, "Germany's Civilized Barbarism," 160.
BRANDES, Georg, "Fate of the Jews in Poland," 854.
BREZIZINY, Battle of, 740.
BRIDGES, (Col.), 1102, 1107.
BRIDGES, Robert, "An Anti-Christian War," 129.
BRIESEN, Arthur von, "Apportioning the Blame," 548.
BRIGGS, C.C.D., poem, 1198.
British Authors Defend England's War, 82.
Broken Rose, 1210.
BROQUEVILLE, (Lieut.) de, 714.
BROWN, Cyril, dispatches, 718, 780, 925-938.
BRUSSELS, 679, 780, 1118.
BRYAN, (Sec.) W.J., letter to Sen. Stone disclaiming bias against Germany and Austria, 1175;
"Seizures of American Cargoes," 1183.
BRYCE, (Viscount) James, on teachings of Bernhardi, 343;
appreciation of letter by Dr. C.W. Eliot, 477.
BUCHANAN, (Sir) George, 229-236.
BUELOW, (Gen.) Karl von, 1115.
BULGARIA, England's overtures, 1031;
Serbs' view, 1036-1040.
Bulgaria and Kultur, 1040.
Bulgaria's Attitude, 1044.
See also BALKAN States.
BUNSEN, (Sir) Maurice de, 231.
BURGESS, John W., letter on "Truth About Germany," 244;
articles on the war and controversy, 507.
BURGESS, William, letter, 973.
BURNS, John, 23.
BUTLER, (Dr.) N.M., "The United States of Europe," 565.
BUXTON, Noel, 1031.
BYNG, (Maj. Gen.) Julian, 649.