BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER 1914
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EUROPE'S DEBT TO RUSSIA
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AMONG THE RUINS
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VIVE LA FRANCE
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GERMANY'S VIOLATIONS OF THE LAWS OF WAR
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THE SOUL OF THE WAR
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THE POISON WAR
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THE DRAMA OF 365 DAYS
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SOLDIERS' TALES OF THE GREAT WAR
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I. WITH MY REGIMENT. By "PLATOONCommander." [Ready
II. DIXMUDE. The Epic of the FrenchMarines. Oct.-Nov. 1914. ByCharles le Goffic. Illustrated
III. IN THE FIELD (1914-15). TheImpressions of an Officer of LightCavalry.
IV. IN THE DARDANELLES ANDSERBIA. Notes of a French ArmyDoctor. Illustrated
Praise, they say, is stricken dumbby the greatest names, and also,we may add, by the greatest deeds.It is only by the bare simplicity of faithfulnarrative that we can hope not to belittlethese.
But yesterday the public had no knowledgeof the great, heroic things accomplished bythe Brigade of Marines (Fusiliers Marins).They were hidden under a confused mass ofnotes, communiqués, instructions and plans ofoperations, private letters, and newspape