| STORIES OF THE THREE MEN WHO CAUSED THE WORLD WAR | 1 |
| "HOW I MET THE KAISER, CROWN PRINCE AND ARCHDUKE" |
| Told by Hall Caine |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) |
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| MY VISIT TO KING ALBERT—THE KING WHOSE THRONE IS |
| THE HEARTS OF HIS PEOPLE | 8 |
| "I AM BOUND ON A MISSION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE" |
| Told by Pierre Loti |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) |
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| "VIVE LA FRANCE"—HOW THEY DIE FOR THEIR COUNTRY | 23 |
| LAST MESSAGES OF FRENCH SOLDIERS |
| Told by Rene Bazin |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| FOR GOD AND ITALY—BREATHING DEATH WITH THE ITALIANS | 29 |
| "WHERE MINUTES ARE ETERNAL" |
| Told by Gabriele D'Annunzio |
| (Permission of London Telegraph) |
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| THE BLOOD OF THE RUSSIANS IN FIGHT FOR LIBERTY | 36 |
| "THE DESERTED BATTLEFIELDS I HAVE SEEN" |
| Told by Count Ilya Tolstoy |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| MY EXPERIENCES IN THE WAR HOSPITALS OF RUMANIA | 44 |
| THE HORRORS OF THE LITTLE BALKAN KINGDOM |
| Told by Queen Marie of Rumania |
| (Permission of Philadelphia Public Ledger) |
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| "WITH THE GERMAN ARMIES IN THE WEST"—VISITS TO |
| THE GENERAL STAFF | 49 |
| Told by Sven Hedin |
| (Permission of John Lane Company) |
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| "THE FIRST HUNDRED THOUSAND"—WITH KITCHENER'S |
| ARMY IN FRANCE | 73 |
| STORIES STRAIGHT FROM THE TRENCHES |
| Told by Captain Ian Hay Beith |
| (Permission of Houghton, Mifflin and Company) |
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| SOME EXPERIENCES IN HUNGARY | 97 |
| IN THE PALACE OF PRINCE AND PRINCESS K—— |
| Told by Mina Macdonald |
| (Permission of Longmans, Green and Company) |
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| "FORCED TO FIGHT"—THE TALE OF A SCHLESWIG DANE | 117 |
| "WHAT MY EYES WITNESSED IN EAST PRUSSIA" |
| Told by Eric Erichsen |
| (Permission of Robert M. McBride and Company) |
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| "ADVENTURES OF A DESPATCH RIDER" | 133 |
| AN OXFORD MAN WITH THE MOTORCYCLISTS |
| Told by Capt. W. H. L. Watson |
| (Permission of Dodd, Mead and Company) |
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| WITH A B.-P. SCOUT IN GALLIPOLI—ON THE TURKISH FRONTIER | 155 |
| A RECORD OF THE BELTON BULLDOGS |
| Told by Edmund Yerbury Priestman |
| (Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company) |
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| "IN THE FIELD"—THE STORIES OF THE FRENCH CHASSEURS | 165 |
| IMPRESSIONS OF AN OFFICER OF LIGHT CAVALRY |
| Told by Lieut. Marcel Dupont |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) |
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| "FIELD HOSPITAL AND FLYING COLUMN"—IN RUSSIA | 181 |
| JOURNAL OF AN ENGLISH NURSING SISTER |
| Told by Violetta Thurston |
| (Permission of G. P. Putnam's Sons) |
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| AN UNCENSORED DIARY—FROM THE CENTRAL EMPIRES | 192 |
| AT THE AMERICAN EMBASSY IN COPENHAGEN |
| Told by Ernesta Drinker Bullitt |
| (Permission of Doubleday, Page and Company) |
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| "A STUDENT IN ARMS"—IN THE RANKS WITH KITCHENER'S ARMY | 209 |
| RESURRECTION OF THE SOUL ON THE BATTLEFIELD |
| Told by Donald Hankey |
| (Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company) |
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| "THE RED HORIZON"—STORIES OF THE LONDON IRISH | 217 |
| THE MAN WITH THE ROSARY |
| Told by Patrick MacGill |
| (Permission of George H. Doran Company) |
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| MY TRIP TO VERDUN—GENERAL PETAIN FACE TO FACE | 225 |
| FROM GRAVES OF THE MARNE TO HILLS OF THE MEUSE |
| Told by Frank H. Simonds |
| (Permission of American Review of Reviews) |
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| UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES—WITH AMERICAN ARMY |
| IN FRANCE | 246 |
| STORIES OF AMERICAN TROOPS ON ROAD TO FRONT |
| Told by Lincoln Eyre, with Pershing's Army |
| (Permission of New York World) |
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| WITH THE SERBIAN STOICS IN EXILE—UNDER THE GERMAN YOKE | 257 |
| EXPERIENCES IN THE FLIGHT TO ALBANIA |
| Told by Gordon Gordon-Smith |
| (Permission of New York Tribune) |
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| TALES OF THE TANKS—WITH THE ARMORED MONSTERS IN BATTLE | 274 |
| ADVENTURES AS ROMANTIC AS MEDIAEVAL LEGENDS |
| Told by the Men in the Tanks |
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| "MY ESCAPE FROM THE TURKS DISGUISED AS A WOMAN" | 288 |
| THE STORY OF A WONDERFUL FEAT |
| Told by Private Miron D. Arber |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| TALES OF GERMAN AIR RAIDERS OVER LONDON AND PARIS | 306 |
| "HOW WE DROP BOMBS ON THE ENEMIES' CITIES" |
| Told by the Air Raiders Themselves |
| (Permission of New York American) |
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| TALES FROM SIBERIA—WHEN THE PRISON DOORS OPENED | 316 |
| JOURNEY HOME OF A HUNDRED THOUSAND EXILES |
| Told by (name withheld), an Eye-Witness |
| (Permission of New York Evening World, Los Angeles Times, and Literary Digest) |
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| SURVIVORS' STORIES OF SINKING OF THE "LUSITANIA" | 325 |
| "HOW WE SAW OUR SHIP GO DOWN—TORPEDOED BY A |
| GERMAN SUBMARINE" |
| Told by Passengers of the Ill-Fated "Lusitania" |
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| WITH THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON THE FIELDS OF FRANCE | 340 |
| PERSONAL EXPERIENCES DIRECT FROM THE FRONT |
| (Permission of New York Sun) |
