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PART I.—GREAT BATTLES OF THE WESTERN ARMIES

CHAPTER

  • Attack on Belgium 9
  • Siege and Capture of Liege 12
  • Belgium's Defiance 23
  • Capture of Louvain—Surrender of Brussels 27
  • Coming of the British 33
  • Campaigns in Alsace and Lorraine 38
  • Siege and Fall of Namur 45
  • Battle of Charleroi 54
  • Battle of Mons 60
  • The Great Retreat Begins 68
  • Fighting at Bay 79
  • The Marne—General Plan of Battle Field 87
  • Allied and German Battle Plans 95
  • First Moves in the Battle 101
  • German Retreat 111
  • Continuation of the Battle of the Marne 116
  • Continuation of the Battle of the Marne 119
  • Other Aspects of the Battle of the Marne 126
  • "Crossing the Aisne" 130
  • First Day's Battles 135
  • The British at the Aisne 140
  • Bombardment of Rheims and Soissons 146
  • Second Phase of Battle of the Aisne 149
  • End of the Battle 153
  • "The Race to the Sea" 158
  • Siege and Fall of Antwerp 160
  • Yser Battles—Attack on Ypres 168
  • Attacks of La BassÉe and Arras 177
  • General Movements on the French and Flanders Fronts 181
  • Operations Around La BassÉe and Givenchy 187
  • End of Six Months' Fighting in the West 193

PART II.—NAVAL OPERATIONS

  • Strength of the Rival Navies 196
  • First Blood—Battle of the Bight 208
  • Battles on Three Seas 219
  • The German Sea Raiders 225
  • Battle Off the Falklands 230
  • Sea Fights of the Ocean Patrol 237
  • War on German Trade and Possessions 242
  • Raids on the English Coast 245
  • Results of Six Months' Naval Operations 258

PART III.—THE WAR ON THE EASTERN FRONT

  • General Characteristics of the Theatre of Warfare 261
  • The Strategic Value of Russian Poland 268
  • Austrian Poland, Galicia, and Bukowina 272
  • The Balkans—Countries and Peoples 275
  • The Caucasus—The Barred Door 286

PART IV.—THE AUSTRO-SERBIAN CAMPAIGN

  • Serbia's Situation and Resources 291
  • Austria's Strength and Strategy 298
  • Austrian Successes 301
  • The Great Battles Begin 305
  • First Victory of the Serbians 310

PART V.—THE AUSTRO-SERBIAN CAMPAIGN

  • Results of First Battles 321
  • Serbian Attempt to Invade Austrian Territory 323
  • Austria's Second Invasion 329
  • End of Second Invasion—Beginning of Third 331
  • Preliminary Austrian Successes 335
  • Crisis of the Campaign—Austrian Defeat 339
  • The Fate of Belgrade 345
  • Attempts to Retake Belgrade 348
  • Serbians Retake the City—End of Third Invasion 353
  • Montenegro in the War 358

PART VI.—AUSTRO-RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN

  • Strength and Equipment of the Antagonists 362
  • General Strategy of the Campaign 371
  • Austria Takes the Offensive 376
  • A Cautious Russian Advance—Russian Successes—Capture of Lemberg 379
  • Dankl's Offensive and Retreat 390
  • Battle of Rawa-Russka 395
  • Russian Victories—Battles of the San 398
  • Summary of Operations of September, 1914 403
  • Investiture of Przemysl 405
  • Austrian Retreat Begins 410
  • Fighting at Cracow 416
  • Austrians Again Assume the Offensive 423

PART VII.—RUSSO-GERMAN CAMPAIGN

  • First Clash on Prussian Frontier 430
  • Advance of Russians Against the Germans 435
  • Battle of Tannenberg and Russian Retreat 438
  • Second Russian Invasion of East Prussia 446
  • First German Drive Against Warsaw 450
  • German Retreat from Russian Poland 458
  • Winter Battles of the Polish Campaign 462
  • Winter Battles in East Prussia 478
  • Results of First Six Months of Russo-German Campaign 482

PART VIII.—TURKEY AND THE DARDANELLES

  • First Moves of Turkey 493
  • The First Blow Against the Allies 501
  • British Campaign in Mesopotamia 506
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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