New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915
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Contents
- The Lusitania Case
- American Preparedness
- First Year of the War
- Inferences from Eleven Months of the European Conflict
- “Revenge for Elisabeth!”
- A Year of the War in Africa and Asia
- An “Insult” to War
- The Drive at Warsaw
- Naval Losses During the War
- Battles in the West
- Gallipoli’s Shambles
- Italy’s War on Austria
- Two Devoted Nations
- Rumania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece
- Dr. Conybeare’s Recantation
- The Case of Muenter
- Devotion to the Kaiser
- Scientists and the Military
- Hudson Maxim on Explosives
- Thor!
- “I am the Gravest Danger”
- The European War as Seen by Cartoonists
- The Belligerents’ Munitions
- The Power of the Purse
- Cases Reserved
- New Recruiting in Britain
- American War Supplies
- Magazinists of the World on the War
- Sweden and the Lusitania
- A Threatened Despotism of Spirit
- “Gott Mit Uns”
- On the Psychology of Neutrals
- Chlorine Warfare
- Rheims Cathedral
- The English Falsehood
- Calais or Suez?
- Note on the Principle of Nationality
- Singer of “La Marseillaise”
- Depression—Common-Sense and the Situation
- The War and Racial Progress
- The English Word, Thought, and Life
- Evviva L’Italia
- Who Died Content!
- “The Germans, Destroyers of Cathedrals”
- Chronology of the War