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Cover Title Copyright Guardian Guardian Contents Meuse-Argonne Defensive Map Western Front Map Introduction Death of an Archduke: Sarajevo, June 1914 The War Begins: Belgium, July–August 1914 “The Grand Smash Is Come”: London, August 1914 Defending Germany: Massachusetts, August 1914 Britain Goes to War: London, August 1914 Washington, D.C., August 1914 The Fall of Brussels and Burning of Louvain: Belgium, August 1914 “Justice and Fair Play”: Long Island, October 1914 “White Imperialism”: New York, November 1914 “Hungry, Wet, Weary”: Przemyśl and Budapest, October–November 1914 “A Vain Hatred”: England, November 1914 “My Boy Belongs to Me”: New York, January 1915 “The War-Vision”: France, February–March 1915 “A Fifty-Mile Grave”: Serbia, April 1915 “The Final Plunge”: Off the Irish Coast, May 1915 Philadelphia, May 1915 “There Are Things Worse Than War”: New York, May 1915 “The Sacred Freedom of the Seas”: Washington, D.C., May 1915 Reports of Armenian Massacres: Istanbul, May 1915 “The Lie Unveiled”: New York, June 1915 “The Rights of Humanity”: Washington, D.C., June 1915 With the Russian Army: Galicia, June 1915 Ypres and Dunkirk: Flanders, June 1915 Changing Nationality: London, June 1915 “To Destroy the Armenian Race”: Eastern Anatolia, June–July 1915 “A Campaign of Race Extermination”: Istanbul, July 1915 An Appeal for Peace: New York, July 1915 A Response to Jane Addams: New York, July 1915 Second Battle of Champagne: France, September–October 1915 Battle of Loos: France, October 1915 Assessing The Ottoman Leadership: Istanbul, November 1915 “A More Ignoble Sentiment”: Long Island, November 1915 “The War Anesthesis”: New York, December 1915 The Ford Peace Ship: Scotland, December 1915 “Some Scarred Slope”: France, Winter 1916 Gas Gangrene: Flanders, Spring 1916 Washington, D.C., April 1916 “Baptism of Fire”: France, May 1916 Flying over Verdun: France, June 1916 Broken and Mended: France, Summer 1916 A German Ace: France, October 1916 Wilson’s Failures: New York, November 1916 A “Monument to Zero”: Massachusetts, January 1917 “To Go Again”: Winter 1917 Washington, D.C., January 1917 U-Boat Warfare: Germany, February 1917 Washington, D.C., January–February 1917 The Zimmermann Telegram: Washington, D.C., February 1917 The Lafayette Escadrille: France, March 1917 Washington, D.C., April 1917 “Let Europe Solve Her Problems”: Washington, D.C., April 1917 “The Yanks Are Coming”: New York, April 1917 Opposing Capitalist War: Missouri, April 1917 “A Union of Liberal Peoples”: Philadelphia, April 1917 Feeding Belgium: April 1917 Bombers Over London: England, June 1917 Washington, D.C., June 1917 “The Riveting of The War-Mind”: New York, June 1917 The East St. Louis Race Riot: Illinois, July 1917 “The Social Value of Heresy”: New York, August 1917 “Moral Disintegration”: New York, August 1917 “The War is Utter Damn Nonsense”: France, August 1917 Black Soldiers Rebel: Texas, August 1917 Defending Free Speech in America: France, September 1917 Black Leaders for Black Troops: New York, November 1917 Every Woman’s Struggle: New York, November 1917 This Nameless Man: France, Autumn 1917 Shooting Down a “Hun”: France, December 1917 Wartime Work for Women: New York, December 1917 Washington, D.C., January 1918 “Stabbing Cries of Pain”: France, March 1918 The “Will to Win”: France, April 1918 “How Can I Be Glad?”: France, May 1918 Battle of Belleau Wood: France, June 1918 Treating American Wounded: France, June 1918 Rights and Duties: New York, June 1918 “The Crisis of the World”: New York, July 1918 Refusing Black Nurses: New York, July 1918 Wounded at the Front: Italy, July 1918 Washington, D.C., July 1918 “Ain’t It Grand?”: France, July 1918 “Real Nobility”: France, July 1918 Battle of Fismette: France, August 1918 “Hurting Like 227 Little Devils”: Italy, August 1918 The St. Mihiel Offensive: France, September 1918 “Gold Is God”: Ohio, September 1918 “Living in the War”: Nebraska, Summer 1918 “The Hellish Thing”: France, September 1918 Battle of the Meuse-Argonne: France, September 1918 The “Harlem Hellfighters” Attack: France, September 1918 “The Dreaded Influenza”: Crossing the Atlantic, September–October 1918 Influenza on a Troopship: The Atlantic, September–October 1918 Washington, D.C., September 1918 “I Am Not Dead”: France, October 1918 Surrounded in the Argonne: France, October 1918 Washington, D.C., October 1918 Setting Armistice Terms: France, October 1918 Waiting for the Armistice: France, November 1918 “The Silence Is Oppressive”: France, November 1918 Wilson Arrives in Paris: France, December 1918 “After They’ve Seen Paree”: New York, Winter 1919 “A Clear and Present Danger”: Washington, D.C., March 1919 Wilson at the Peace Conference: France, March–April 1919 Returning Home: Germany and the Atlantic, March–April 1919 “Snobbishness and Caste”: The Atlantic, April 1919 Old Trucks and New Cars: Germany, April 1919 Returning to “A Shameful Land”: New York, May 1919 Confronting Injustice: Los Angeles, May 1919 “The Peace Feast”: May 1919 France, May 1919 “The Big Men of the World”: New York, July 1919 American Propaganda: 1917–1919 Washington, D.C., July 1919 Naming the War: Washington, D.C., July 1919 “This Murky Covenant”: Washington, D.C., August 1919 “The New Negro Has Arrived”: New York, September 1919 Colorado, September 1919 “Free Trade in Ideas”: Washington, D.C., November 1919 Deporting Radicals: New York, December 1919 “Walked Eye-Deep in Hell”: England, Spring 1920 Measuring Psychic Wounds: 1919–1920 Recalling Wartime Deception: 1917–1920 A Dissenting Professor: Ohio and New York, 1914–1921 Arlington, November 1921 CODA
Ernest Hemingway: Soldier’s Home E. E. Cummings: my sweet old etcetera John Dos Passos: The Body of an American
Chronology Biographical Notes Note on the Texts Notes Index
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