6VI
47AMERICAN SHIPS AND GERMAN SUBMARINES
7VII
48A DESTROYER IN ACTIVE SERVICE
8VIII
49EAST AFRICA
9THE DEFENCE OF LIÈGE
50GREECE'S ATONEMENT
10THE GREAT RETREAT
51THE ITALIANS AT BAY
11THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE
52BOTTLING UP ZEEBRUGGE AND OSTEND
12HOW THE FRENCH FOUGHT
53WITH THE AMERICAN SUBMARINES
13THE RACE FOR THE CHANNEL
54WOUNDED HEROES OF FRANCE
14THE LAST DITCH IN BELGIUM
55THE BATTLE OF PICARDY
15WHY TURKEY ENTERED THE WAR
56BULGARIA QUITS
16THE FALKLAND SEA FIGHT
57THE FIGHTING CZECHO-SLOVAKS
17CRUISE OF THE EMDEN
58SIX DAYS ON THE AMERICAN FIRING LINE
18CAPTURE OF TSING-TAO
59AN AMERICAN BATTLEFIELD
19GALLIPOLI
60NIGHT RAIDS FROM THE AIR
20GAS: SECOND BATTLE OF YPRES
61THE AMERICAN ARMY IN EUROPE
21THE CANADIANS AT YPRES
62FACSIMILE OF PERSHING'S SECRET BATTLE MAP SHOWN AT NATIONAL MUSEUM
22SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA
63THE AMERICAN NAVY IN EUROPE
23MOUNTAIN WARFARE
64ARMISTICE TERMS SIGNED BY GERMANY
24THE GREAT CHAMPAGNE OFFENSIVE OF 1915
65COVENANT OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
25THE TRAGEDY OF EDITH CAVELL
66SECTION I
26GALLIPOLI ABANDONED
67SECTION II
27THE DEATH-SHIP IN THE SKY
68SECTION III
28THE BATTLE OF VERDUN
69SECTION IV
29THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND BANK
70SECTION V
30TAKING THE COL DI LANA
71SECTION VI
31THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME
72SECTION VII
32RUSSIA'S REFUGEES
73SECTION VIII
33THE TRAGEDY OF RUMANIA
74SECTION IX
34SIXTEEN MONTHS A WAR PRISONER
75SECTION X—ECONOMIC CLAUSES
35UNDER GERMAN RULE IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
76SECTION XI
36THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN IN TURKEY
77SECTION XII.
37KITCHENER
78SECTION XIII.
38WHY AMERICA BROKE WITH GERMANY
79SECTION XIV—GUARANTEES
39HOW THE WAR CAME TO AMERICA
80SECTION XV.
40THE WAR MESSAGE
81SUMMARY OF PRELIMINARY TREATY OF PEACE
41BRITISH OPERATIONS AT SALONIKI
