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 The present Index regislers all the Ijooks and printed doeiuuents relatinj^ 
 to the Great War ae(|uired by the British Museum from the beginning,' of 
 August 1914 to the close of 1920, including tlie entries already printed in 
 the Subject Index of Modern Works acquired in the years 1911-1915. It 
 also registers the books and documents connected with the Peace and 
 Reconstruction issued and acquired in the same period. It thus forms the 
 largest contribution to the bibliography of the War which has yet been 
 published. The general principles of arrangement which have been found 
 to work well in the previous volumes of the general Subject Index have 
 been applied to this many-sided subject to the bast of the ability of the 
 compilers. An effort has been made to break up the larger headings by 
 grouping together books written in the languages of each of the combatant 
 countries and neutrals, and again by keeping together the books of the 
 same year to mark tlie stages of the conflict at which they were written, 
 A conspectus of the headings and sub-headings follows tliis Preface, and un 
 alphabetical index to sub-headings is printed at the end of the text. The 
 l)ooks having already been entered in the General Catalogue of Printed 
 Ijooks under their authors or the authorities which issued them, the 
 provision of an Index of Authors has been regarded as a luxury of which 
 circumstances do not permit. 
 
 While the poetry of the War and religious books have boon admiUed, 
 liclion in the form of war novels is not here registered. Kcgimontal news- 
 papers ai*e entered, but the vast contribution to the literature of the War 
 made by the periodical Press of all countries is necessarily excluded.' 
 Finally, while the Index registers cartoons it omits the war posters used 
 to stimulate recruiting and subscription to war loans. At the beginning 
 of the War some arrangements were made for collecting such posters 
 issued in our own and allied countries, but the effort was abandoned in 
 order not to duplicate work which was being done by the Imperial War 
 Museum. A fine collection of French posters which had Ijcen acquired 
 has been transferred, on account of its artistic interest, to the Department 
 ol' Prints and Drawings. 
 
 This Index has been compiled by Mr. Lawrence Taylor, M)-. Philip 
 Wilson, Mr. W. A. Smith, and Mr. L. A. Sheppard, with the help of Mr. 
 F. D. Sladen for Hungarian books and headings and of Mr. L. C. Wharton 
 for Slavonic. The entire work, including the revision of the proofs, has 
 been done under the superintendence of Mr. Pv. F. Sharp, Senior Deputy 
 Keeper. Valuable help has also been given by Mr. W. A. Marsden. 
 
 A. W. POLLARD. 
 
 Fcbiuary, i'J'1'2, 
 
 ' This opportunity may be takea to mention tliat the great collection of foreign 
 newspapers .accumulated at Watergate House for Lhc purpose of compiling the Daitij 
 Kcviov of the Forciijn Press during the War was presented, when (his Department of 
 the WarOllice was closed down, to the Tru.^tees of the Dritish Museum, and has now 
 lieen bound and made available for use. 
 
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AKKANGEMENT, 
 
 I.— BIBLIOGRAPHY. 
 
 II.— MILITARY AND NAVAL HIS- 
 TORY. 
 
 III. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HIS- 
 TORY. 
 
 IV. -GENERAL AND MISCELLA- 
 NEOUS WORKS, 
 
 V. PEACE AND RECONSTRUC- 
 TION. 
 
 L~BIBLIOGRAPHY J 
 
 IL -MILITARY AND NAVAL 
 HISTORY. 
 
 Military 
 Armies- 
 
 (") 
 
 GENERAL HISTORIES . . . 
 
 1 
 
 (^) 
 
 HISTORIES OF SPECIAL 
 
 
 
 PERIODS 
 
 6 
 
 (c) HISTORIES OF THE WAR 
 
 
 
 ON VARIOUS FRONTS — 
 
 
 
 Western Front .... 
 
 C. 
 
 
 Italian Front .... 
 
 12 
 
 
 Balkan Front .... 
 
 i;j 
 
 
 Dardanelles 
 
 11 
 
 
 Eastern Front : Russia . 
 
 15 
 
 
 Eastern Front : Ronmauia 
 
 17 
 
 
 Asiatic Fronts .... 
 
 17 
 
 
 African Fronts 
 
 18 
 
 
 The War by Sea 
 
 
 
 General Histoiif .... 
 
 IS 
 
 
 Particular Oiycratiom; . 
 
 VJ 
 
 
 Submarine Warfare. 
 
 ■20 
 
 
 Xavics 
 
 til 
 
 
 Mercantile Marine 
 
 •20 
 
 
 The War by Air . . . 
 
 21 
 
 (d) 
 
 ARMIES— 
 
 
 
 General Works .... 
 
 2d 
 
 
 Strategy 
 
 30 
 
 
 Armies of the Allied 
 
 
 
 Nations -- 
 
 
 
 Gi'eat Britain and Ire- 
 
 
 
 laud^ 
 
 
 
 General Worlcs : Admin- 
 
 
 
 istration 
 
 30 
 
 
 llccruitimj, Conscription, 
 
 
 
 Demobilisation, Pen- 
 
 
 
 sions 
 
 ;3i 
 
 
 Regimental Records . 
 
 32 
 
 
 Regimental Magazines . 
 
 3.5 
 
 and Naval History. — 
 
 -CdiililiKrd. 
 
 War (iraves C'Jtnmissiu)i 
 \^'omen's Army 
 Y.M.C.A., Church Armij 
 etc 
 
 Australia 
 Canada .... 
 New Zealaiul . 
 South Africa . 
 Belgium .... 
 France — 
 
 Goicral 
 
 Ad)ninistration 
 
 Army Commands . 
 
 Mobilisation, Pensions 
 Disablement 
 
 Recjimcntal Records 
 
 Reijimental Majadne 
 
 Miscellaneous . 
 
 Italy 
 
 Portugal 
 Roumania . . . 
 Russia .... 
 Serbia .... 
 United States of 
 Amei'ica - 
 
 General 
 
 Army Comtnands . 
 
 Recruiting, I'cnsions, 
 
 Disablement 
 
 Regimental Records . 
 
 Y.M.C.A., etc 
 
 Miscellaneous .... 
 
 Armies of Enemy Na- 
 tions- 
 Germany — 
 General .... 
 Ariny Comnuinds . 
 J^isabkmcnt 
 J teg i mental Records 
 Conduct in Occupied 
 
 ritories 
 ^^isceltane^'lls . 
 
 37 
 
 37 
 
 33 
 38 
 3'J 
 10 
 ■10 
 
 ■10 
 10 
 40 
 
 ■11 
 •11 
 -11 
 ■12 
 
 ■12 
 12 
 ■12 
 12 
 ■12 
 
 ■12 
 id 
 
 43 
 43 
 43 
 43 
 
 Ter 
 
 Austria-Hungai'y 
 Bulgaria 
 Turkey . . . . 
 
 (() COLLECTIVE WORKS ON INCI 
 DENTS IN THE WAR . 
 
 43 
 44 
 44 
 45 
 
 4(3 
 53 
 
 53 
 53 
 54 
 
 54 
 
Vl 
 
 ARU ANaEM ENT . 
 
 Military and 
 
 O'lilinifil. 
 
 Naval History 
 
 (/) COLLECTIVE BIOGRAPHIES : 
 HANDBOOKS AND DIC- 
 TIONARIES 5G 
 
 (;/) ROLLS OF HONOUR . . . . 5G 
 
 (h) MEDICINE - 
 
 British Army .... 58 
 Belgian and French 
 
 Armies GO 
 
 German Army . . . . Gl 
 
 Italian Army . . . . G2 
 
 Rovimanian Army . . . G2 
 
 Russian Army . . . . G2 
 
 Serbian Army . . . . Gii 
 
 U.S.A. Army 62 
 
 (0 PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND 
 DIARIES: LETTERS AND 
 MEMOIRS — 
 British Woi-ks — 
 Personal Experiences, 
 etc. 
 
 ilcncral (VA 
 
 Western Front .... 03 
 Italian Front . . . . G5 
 liuisfsian Front. ... Go 
 Balkan Front . . . . G5 
 Mcaopotamia and Egypt . GG 
 Africa, SoutJi, Eaat, and 
 
 West G7 
 
 Letters and Memoirs . G7 
 Australian and New 
 
 Zealand Works . . 08 
 Canadian Woi'ks ... 08 
 South African Works G'.i 
 
 Belgian Works . . . . G'J 
 French Works- 
 Personal Experiences, 
 etc. 
 Western Front .... GO 
 Italian Front . 
 Eastern Fro)it . 
 
 Africa 
 
 Letters and Memoirs . 72 
 Italian Works .... 73 
 Russian Works. ... 71 
 American Works ... 74 
 German Works — 
 Personal Experiences, 
 etc. - 
 
 General 71 
 
 Western- Front .... 73 
 Italian Front .... 76 
 Fiussian Front . . . 70 
 Ballcan Front .... 77 
 Mesopotamia and. E<jijpt . 11 
 Africa, SoatJi, East, and 
 
 West .77 
 
 China 78 
 
 Letters and Memoirs . 78 
 Austro-Hungarian Works 78 
 Danish Works .... 79 
 Dutch Works . ... I'd 
 
 Military and Naval History. Per- 
 sonal Experiences and Diaries : 
 Letters and Memoirs rmdlnnnl. \-\ut, 
 Spanish Works . . . . 7'J 
 Swedish Works ... 7'J 
 Swiss Works .... 7'J 
 
 7'J 
 
 III. 
 
 (/.) PRISONERS AND REFUGEES— 
 Prisoners : General Works 
 Allied Prisoners in Enemy 
 
 Countries 7'J 
 
 Enemy Prisoners in Allied 
 
 Countries 82 
 
 Persons interned in Neu- 
 tral Countries . 81 
 Refugees 84 
 
 -POLITICAL AND SOCIAL 
 
 HISTORY. 
 (1) POLITICAL AND CONTROVER- 
 SIAL WORKS— 
 
 (") 
 
 CAUSES OF THE WAR — 
 
 
 
 Official Documents 
 
 85 
 
 
 Unofficial Pviblications 
 
 87 
 
 (/') 
 
 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS 
 
 'J3 
 
 ('■) 
 
 INTERNATIONAL LAW 
 
 'J7 
 
 [d] POLITICAL AND CONTRO- 
 
 
 
 VERSIAL WORKS RE- 
 
 
 
 LATING TO INDIVI- 
 
 
 
 DUAL COUNTRIES— 
 
 
 
 British Empire - 
 
 
 
 Great Britain 
 
 J3 
 
 
 Canada 
 
 102 
 
 
 India 
 
 102 
 
 
 atraits Settlements . 
 
 102 
 
 
 Austria 
 
 102 
 
 
 Balkan States 
 
 103 
 
 
 Belgium 
 
 101 
 
 
 Bulgaria 
 
 105 
 
 
 Egypt 
 
 105 
 
 
 France 
 
 105 
 
 
 Germany 
 
 107 
 
 
 Greece 
 
 115 
 
 
 Hungary . . . . . 
 
 115 
 
 
 Italy 
 
 115 
 
 
 Lithuania 
 
 117 
 
 
 Montenegro . . . . 
 
 117 
 
 
 Poland 
 
 117 
 
 
 Roumania . . . . 
 
 118 
 
 
 Russia 
 
 118 
 
 
 Serbia 
 
 119 
 
 
 Slavonic Races . . . 
 
 119 
 
 
 Turkey 
 
 119 
 
 
 Ukraine 
 
 120 
 
 
 Asia .... 102 
 
 ,120 
 
 
 Africa 
 
 121 
 
 
 U.S.A 
 
 121 
 
 
 South America . 
 
 124 
 
 
 Neutral Countries . 
 
 124 
 
 
 Jews 
 
 124 
 
 r) SECRET SERVICE AND 
 
 ESPIONAGE . . . .126 
 
 (/) PROPAGANDA 
 
 126 
 
ARRAN GEMEN T. 
 
 Political 
 
 riiltlilllirit 
 
 and Social History 
 
 137 
 
 1:38 
 
 138 
 
 {■!) ECONOMICS : INDUSTRY ; 
 TKADE: FINANCE— 
 
 (a) Economics 
 
 General 127 
 
 Separate Couiitnrx . . 127 
 
 (b) Trade and Industry 
 
 deueral 1-JS 
 
 Separate Countries . . 12'J 
 
 (e) Finance — 
 
 (Icneral 131 
 
 Separate Coniilrien . . 131 
 
 ((/)-Taxation 132 
 
 ((') Banking-, Credit, Ex- 
 changes, Insurance, 
 Money, Pi'ices — 
 
 (Icneral 133 
 
 Separate UoinUries . . 13d 
 
 if) War Loans 135 
 
 [g) Food Production and 
 
 Control 135 
 
 (/() Blockade and Trade 
 War 
 
 (i) Munitions 
 
 (3) SOCIAL HISTORY - 
 
 ((() General Works on the 
 Social Life of Vari- 
 ous Countries — 
 
 Eui'ope 
 
 Great Britain and Ire- 
 land 139 
 
 Austria 140 
 
 Balkan States .111 
 
 Belgium 141 
 
 Bulgaria 141 
 
 Denmark 141 
 
 Finland . . . .141 
 
 Prance 141 
 
 Germany Ill 
 
 Greece 147 
 
 Holland 147 
 
 Italy 147 
 
 Livonia 147 
 
 Luxemburg . .117 
 
 Nor-way 117 
 
 Poland .... 
 
 Portugal 
 
 Roumania 
 
 Russia .... 
 
 Serbia .... 
 
 Spain 
 
 Sweden 
 
 Switzcrlajid . 
 
 Turkey .... 
 
 Ukraijie 
 
 Jews .... 
 
 Asia 
 
 Africa ... 
 New Zealand. 
 Canada. 
 
 U.S.A 
 
 South America . 
 
 147 
 117 
 143 
 J 48 
 148 
 148 
 148 
 148 
 148 
 14'J 
 14'J 
 149 
 149 
 II'J 
 ll'J 
 149 
 150 
 
 Political and Social History.- Social 
 
 History runtiinnil. 
 
 (b) Social Life : Special 
 Subjects — 
 
 The War and Drink . 
 
 The War and Educa- 
 tion 
 
 The War and Free- 
 masonry .... 
 
 The War and Jour- 
 nalism : Censorship . 
 
 The War and Philan- 
 thropy 
 
 The War and Socialism 
 
 The War and Women 
 
 ((■) Arts and Literature — 
 (i) Art - 
 
 General Works . 
 Art Treasures and 
 
 Monuments . 
 Pictorial Art 
 
 liil Drama and Music . 
 
 (iii) Literature — 
 
 Works on War 
 
 Literature 
 Satires, Facetiae, 
 
 etc 
 
 Vei'se — 
 
 lJritii:Ii Kinpire . 
 Austria .... 
 JJelgiain .... 
 h'rayue .... 
 Ucniuuii/ .... 
 
 Italij . 
 litisaia 
 Sweden 
 Switzerland 
 
 U.S.A. . 
 
 I'.Kny. 
 
 150 
 
 150 
 
 151 
 
 151 
 
 15:i 
 153 
 154 
 
 151 
 
 155 
 155 
 
 157 
 
 157 
 
 157 
 
 158 
 103 
 163 
 1G3 
 164 
 165 
 1G5 
 165 
 165 
 1G5 
 
 ((/) The War and Religion— 
 
 Genei'al Works . . 1G() 
 
 Religion and the Army 169 
 The Roma)i Catholic 
 
 Church and the War 170 
 
 Prayer 170 
 
 Prophecies, Visions, 
 
 etc 172 
 
 Sermons, Addresses, 
 
 etc 173 
 
 IV. GENERAL AND MISCEL- 
 LANEOUS WORKS ON 
 THE WAR 
 British Empire .... 176 
 
 Austria 177 
 
 Belgium 177 
 
 Denmark 177 
 
 France 177 
 
 Germany ... .178 
 
 Italy • .. 180 
 
 Netherlands 180 
 
 Portugal 180 
 
 Russia and Poland . . 180 
 Spain ISO 
 
ARRANGEMENT. 
 
 General and Miscellaneous "Works 
 on the War — nnithiHi'it. v,\,;v. 
 
 Sweden ISO 
 
 Switzerland 180 
 
 U.S.A 181 
 
 V.-PEACE AND RECONSTRUC- 
 TION— 
 (1) PEACE 
 
 Peace Negotiations and 
 
 Prospects 
 
 Ti'eaties of Brest-Litovsk 
 and Bucharest .... 
 
 Armistice 
 
 President Wilson and the 
 Fourteen Points , . 18£ 
 
 181 
 
 185 
 185 
 
 Peace and Reconstruction — lymllmied. 
 League of Nations 
 
 Treaties of Versailles, St, 
 Germain and Sevres - 
 General Wurhs 
 Territorial ArranciPtncnt: 
 War Criminals . 
 Indemnities . 
 Econo7nic Consequences 
 
 Peace Celebrations 
 
 186 
 
 186 
 188 
 189 
 189 
 100 
 
 190 
 
 [■1] RECONSTRUCTION— 
 
 General Works . . . .190 
 Reconstruction in Vari- 
 ous Countries . , , , I'Jl 
 
BOOKS EELATING TO 
 THE EUEOPEAN WAE. 1914-1918 
 
 I.— BIBLIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Enulaxd. Stationery Office. List of Publications 
 issued by H.M. Stationery Office in connection 
 with events arising from the State of War. 
 5 pt. 1914-16. 011903. cc. 10. 
 
 Laxge (F. W. T.) and Berrv (W. T.) Books 
 on the Great War. 4 vol. 
 Grafton <t- Co., 1915-16. BB.M. d. 1. 
 
 Prothero (G. W.) Catalogue of War Publica- 
 tions. Comprising works published to June, 
 191(5. pp.259. J. Murray, nji-j. BB.M. c. 8. 
 
 European* War. A Bulletin of Recent Books 
 
 on the Great War. pp. 11. 
 
 Alabaster, Passmore d- Sons, 1918. 
 
 011903. cc. 23. 
 EuROPEAX War. Les Livrcs de la Guerre, 
 
 aout 1914, aout 1910. pp. 178. 19 16. 
 
 011903. bb. 1. 
 ■ Publications sur la Guerre, 1914-1915. 
 
 pp. 126. 1916. 11902. aaa. 26. 
 
 \'iG (J.) La Litterature de Guerre. Manuel 
 
 mcthodique et critique des publications de 
 
 langue fran9aise, 1914-1916. 1918. 2 torn. 
 
 011903. aa. 7. 
 Leblanc (H.) Collection H. Leblanc, destinee 
 
 a I'Etat. La Grande Guerre : iconographie, 
 
 bibliographie. 1916, etc. W.P. 4157. 
 
 P.P. Paris. Le Musee et I'Encyclopedie de la 
 Guerre. 19 16, etc. P.P. 4025. au. 
 
 Lvoxs. Bibliotheque. Catalogue du Fonds de 
 la Guerre : contribution a une bibUographie 
 generale de la Guerre. 19 17, etc. W.P. 4502. 
 
 Escalle (C. p.) Essai de bibliographie mc- 
 thodique de la Guerre de 1914. pp. 190. 
 Saint-Jean-de-Losne, 1918. W.P. 3144. 
 
 DiEDERiCHS (E.) Zur Xeuorientierung der 
 deutschen Kultur nach dem Kriege. Richt- 
 linien in Gestalt eines Biiciicr-Verzeichnisses des 
 Verlages E. Diederichs. pp. 87. Jena, 19 15. 
 
 011903. c. 11. 
 
 BuDDECKE (A.) KriegsUteratur : eine sys- 
 tematische Zusammenstellung ausgewahlter 
 Biicher und Schriften iiber den Weltkrieg. 
 pp. 31. Leipzig, 1917. 011903. e. 10. 
 
 HoiiLFELD (J.) Die deutschc Kricgslitcratur. 
 Wegweiser durch die wichtigsten Werke iiber 
 die Probleme des Wcltkriegcs. pp. 49. 
 Dresden, 1917. " 11901. b. 48. 
 
 BuECHEREi. Biicherei verboten gewcsencr 
 Kriegsschriften. Deutsche Kulturdenkmalcr 
 aus dem Weltkrieg. Munchen, 1919, etc. 
 
 W.P. 6140. 
 LuMBROSO (A.) Bibliografia ragionata della 
 guerra delle nazioni. Roma, 1920, etc. 4". 
 
 W.P. 5437. 
 
 Vladislavlev (I. V.) PyccKaa jiiTcparyiia u 
 
 Boiiiili 1914 ro.ia- Mocicea, 1915, etc. ' W.P. 3736. 
 
 DzONic (U.) npiuo3ii jyrocioBeiicKOJ 6116.1110- 
 rpa.Mijii. 'iHi'iicoii, 1918. [upocaenid. .UMunuj 
 ja loounij 1918.] 9082. d. 2. 
 
 Bibliography— w;(///( (((-(?. 
 
 Columbia, District of. Public Library. Selected 
 
 Books on the Euroj)ean War. pp. 10. 
 
 Washington, 1914. 011907. k. 20. 
 
 Washixgtox, City of. Public Library. Books 
 
 on the European War. Washington, D.C., 1914. 
 
 011904. aaa. 27. 
 
 New York. City Library. List of Works on 
 
 War Taxation, 1914-17. pp. 14. 191 7. 
 
 11907. p. 1/78. 
 
 List of Works on the Diplomatic History 
 
 of the European War. pp. 21. 1917. 
 
 11907. p. 1/81. 
 
 U.S.A. Congress Library. The United States 
 
 at War. Organizations and literature. ])t. 1. 
 
 Washington, 191 7. 9084. f. 13. 
 
 A Check List of the Literature and other 
 
 material in the Library of Congress on the 
 European War. pp. 293. Washington, 19 18. 
 
 11903. a. 17. 
 
 A List of Atlases and ]\Iaps applicable to 
 
 the World W^ar. pp. 202. Washington, 191 8. 
 
 011903. dd. 20. 
 
 II.— MILITARY AND NAVAL 
 HISTORY. 
 
 GENERAL HISTORIES. 
 
 English Works. 
 
 England. Admiralty. -Xaval and .Military 
 
 Despatches relating to operations in the War. 
 
 1914, etc. W.P. 2779. 
 
 ExGLAXD. Committee of Imperial Defence. 
 
 Historical Section. History of the Great War 
 
 based on Official Documents. 1920, etc. 
 
 2388. ff. 
 England. Ministry of Information. Chro- 
 nology of the War. 4 vol. Constable, igi8-20. 
 
 2087. f. 
 Arxoux (A.) The European War. 
 
 Bosto7i, igi5,etc. W.P. .3471. 
 
 Brid(;e (F. 5i.) a Short History of the Great 
 
 World War. pp. 256. //. F. W. Deane, 19 19. 
 
 9081. g. 25. 
 BucuAN (.J.) The Long Road to Victorv. 
 
 pp. 366. T. Nelson, 1920. 09084. b. 3. 
 Nelson's History of the War. 24 vol. 
 
 T. Xelson, 19 15-19. 9084. de. 1. 
 
 Cana (F. R.) The Great War in Europe. 8 vol. 
 
 Virtue & Co., 1915 20. 4". 9084. f. 8. 
 
 Eaton (W. D.) and Read (H. C.) A Complete 
 
 History of the World War. 5 vol. 
 
 Chicago, 1919. 09084. bb. 14. 
 
 European War. A Chapter on the Great War, 
 
 to accompany Histories of the United States. 
 
 pp.24. N.Y., 1919. 9083. a. 61. 
 The Great War. A history for schools. 
 
 pp. 152. Bombay, 191 9. 09083. a. 75. 
 
 JYetcher (C. R. L.) The Great War. A brief 
 
 sketch, pp. 199. </. Murray, 1020. 
 
 09084. aa. 2. 
 Flower (N.) The History of the Great War. 
 
 14 vol. Wauerley Book Co., 1915-21. 
 
 9085. ee. I. 
 
2 
 
 EUROPEAN WAB, 1914-1918. 
 
 Militr.ry and Na^val History.— General 
 
 HistoriQB. — ilngiish Works — continued. 
 Grew (E. S.) The Great War. pp. 3fil. 
 1020. [European History, vol. ().] 
 
 W.P. 5461/6. 
 
 Hallam (G. H.) Notes on the War: a Short 
 
 History from month to month, pp. 395. 
 
 Sidcup, 1914-19. 16°. 9083. df. 20. 
 
 Halsey (F. W.) The Literary Digest History 
 
 of the World War. 10 vol. X.Y., 1919-20. 
 
 09084. aaa. 3. 
 Hamilton (D. E.) How the Fight was Won. 
 A general sketch of the Great War. pp. 85. 
 Toronto, 1920. 09084. aa. 52. 
 
 Harper ( ) Harper's Pictorial Library of 
 the World War. .Y. 7., 1920, e<r. 9084. g. 10. 
 Hayes (C. J. H.) A Brief History of the Great 
 War. pp. 461. N.Y., 1920. " 09084. b. 2. 
 Knight (W. S. M.) Hist<jry of the Great Euro- 
 pean War : its causes and effects. 10 vol. 
 C'axton Publ. Co., 1914-20. 9085. e. 1. 
 
 Lucas (J.) The World Fight for Freedom, 
 pp. 133. Glasgow, 19 19. 9082. aaa. 26. 
 
 Mackenzie (D. A.) The Story of the Great 
 War. pp. 288. Blachie d; Son, 1920. 
 
 09083. bb. 70. 
 MacKinley (A. E.) A School History of the 
 Great War. pp.192. AM'., 191 8. 
 
 9082. df. 58. 
 
 MuMBY (F. A.) The Great World War: a 
 
 history. 9 vol. Crresham Pnbl. Co., 1915-20. 
 
 9081. f. 10. 
 O'Neill (H. C.) A History of the War. 
 pp. 1064. T. C. d' E. C. Jack, 1920. 
 
 9084. f. 11. 
 P.P. London. The Times. The Times Docu- 
 mentary History of the War. 1917, etc. 
 
 W.P. 4325. 
 
 The Times History of the War. 21 vol. 
 
 1914-20. 9085. f. 1. 
 
 P.P. New York. Neiv York Times. The New 
 
 York Times Current History of the European 
 
 War. A^.F., 1914-18. P.P. 4048. bd. 
 
 Pollard (A. F.) A Short History of the Great 
 
 War. pp. 411. Methuen, 1920. 09083. a. 19. 
 
 Rowe (J. G.) A Popular History of the Great 
 
 War. pp. 656. J. A. Sharp, 19 19. 
 
 9082. bbb. 30. 
 Rowe (R. P. P.) A Concise Chronicle of Events 
 
 of the Great War. pp. 343. P. Allan, 1920. 
 
 09083. bb. 55. 
 SoTJZA (C. de) Count, and MacFall (C. H. C.) 
 
 Germany in Defeat : a strategic history of 
 
 the War. 4 vol. Kegan Paul, 1915-19. 
 
 9081. c. 2. 
 Usher (R. G.) The Story of the Great War. 
 
 ]:p. 350. A^F., 1919. 09083. cc. 64. 
 
 Wilson (H. W.) The Great War. 13 vol. 
 
 19 14-19. 4°. 9085. b. 1. 
 
 Atteridge (A. H.) The First Phase of the 
 
 Great War. pp.244. 1914. [Graphic Extras.] 
 
 9083. d. 5/1. 
 Battine (C.) MiUtary History of the War. 
 
 The Campaign of 1914. vol. i. 
 
 H odder & Stoughton, 19 16. 9084. bb. 11. 
 
 European War. The Great Battles of the 
 
 Great War. pp. 186. 19 14. [Daily Chronicle 
 
 War Library.] 9084. df. 11. 
 The World's Greatest War. pp. 47. 
 
 Toronto, 1914. 9083. ee. 5. 
 
 Magnus (L.) The Third Great War in relation 
 
 to Modern History, pp. 187. Bristol, 19 14. 
 
 9082. de. 9. 
 
 Military and Naval History.— General 
 Histories. — English Works — continued. 
 
 P.P. London. The War. no. 1-3, 1914. 
 
 9084. c. 10. 
 Talfynydd, pseud. Hanes y Rhyfel Ewro- 
 
 peaidd. pp. 80. Caerfyrddin, 19 14. 4°. 
 
 9081. f. 16. 
 Chardon (H.) The Great War. pp. 30. 
 
 Paris, 1915. 9083. ee. 2. 
 
 Davenport (B.) A History of the Great War, 
 
 to Aug. 1915. pp. 545. N.Y., 1916. 
 
 9082. if. 4L 
 Hammerton (J. A.) " The War Illustrated " 
 
 Library. 2 nos. Amalgamated Press, 19 15. 
 
 9083. de. 46. 
 P.P. London. Johii Bull. John Bull's Diary 
 
 of the War. pp. 214. 19 15. 9083. de. 17. 
 P.P. Redruth. The Cornubian War Photo 
 
 Special. Redruth, 191 5. 4°. P.P. 6019. ffg. 
 Wallace (E.) Standard History of the War, 
 
 comprising the official despatches from Gen. 
 
 French. 4 vol. G. Neiones, igi4-i^. 
 
 9085. de. 2. 
 Wyrall (E.) Europe in Arms. A concise 
 
 history, vol. 1. Wright & Co., 19 15. 4°. 
 
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 Liverpool, 1919. 09083. cc. 23. 
 
 Trousdell (A. J.) The 149th Infantry 
 
 Brigade in the " Battle of the 100 Days," 
 
 Aug. 8— Nov. 11, 1918. pp. 21. 
 
 Allen ds Unwin, 19 19. 9082. bbb. 12. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. The 187th In- 
 fantry Brigade in France, 1917-1918. pp. 43. 
 
 War Narratives Publishing Co., 1919. 4°. 
 
 9082. dd. 14. 
 Pebody' (E.) Experiences in the Dardanelles 
 
 of the lst/5th Beds. Regt., T.F. pp. 19. 
 
 Olney, 1916. 9081. ee. 5. 
 
 MacGlasson (L.) Diary of 2/4th Battalion 
 
 the Border Regiment, 1914-19. pp. 39. 
 
 Carlisle, 1920. 4°. 09083. dd. 26. 
 
 Wright (P. L.) The First Buckinghamshire 
 
 Battalion, 1914-1919. pp. 216. 
 
 Hazell, Viney, 1920. 09084. b. 5. 
 
 Liberty (I. S.) A Record of the 2nd Bucks 
 
 Battalion T.F., 1914-1918. 
 
 Chesham, 1918. 4°. 9082. dd. 13. 
 
 White (J.) With the Cameronians in France. 
 
 pp. 111. Glasgow, 191 7. 09083. aaa. 5. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. Digest of Ser- 
 vices of 1st Garrison Battalion the Cheshire 
 
 Regiment, 1915-1919. 1919. fol. 883.3. i. 1. 
 Disbrowe (E. J. W.) History of the Volunteer 
 
 Movement in Cheshire, 1914-1920. pp. 108. 
 
 1920. 09083. a. 78. 
 DoRNiNG (H.) The History of no. 3, Hale, 
 
 Platoon, " A " Company, 1st Volunteer 
 
 Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment, 1914-1919. 
 
 pp. 52. Mancliester, 1920. 4°. 9082. dd. 30. 
 TiNDALL (.1.) The Sidmouth Volunteers, 
 
 no. 9 Platoon, C Company, 1st \'ol. Battalion, 
 
 Devon Regiment, 1914-1918. pp. 64. 
 
 Sidmouth, 1920. 09083. aa. 22. 
 
 Miles (W.) The Durham Forces in the Field, 
 
 1914-18. 1920, e<c. W.P. 6610. 
 
34 
 
 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — continued. 
 
 AixswoRTH (R. B.) The Story of the 6th 
 Battalion, the Durham Light Infantry, 
 France, April 1915 — November 1918. pp. 59. 
 St. Catherine Press, 1919. 09082. bb. 44. 
 
 Lowe (W. D.) War History of the 18th (S.) 
 Battalion Durham Light Infantry, pp. 203. 
 H. MiJford, 1930. "09084. c. 10. 
 
 PONSONBY {Sir F.) The Grenadier Guards in 
 the Great War of 1914-1918. 3 vol. 
 Macmillan, 1920. 09082. bb. 67. 
 
 M., D. R. A Silver Lining : the Glasgow High- 
 landers in France, j^p. 91. Glasgow, 19 17. 
 
 012331. f. 54. 
 
 Thomson (P. D.) The Gordon Highlanders. A 
 short record of the services of the regiment, 
 pp. 52. T>evonport, 1916. 16°. 8826. aa. 63. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. The 11th Batta- 
 lion Gordon Highlanders, 1914-1916. 
 pp. 115. 19 1 6. 09082. b. 22. 
 
 Stevens (F. E.) The Battle Story of the Hamp- 
 shire Regiment, pp. 65. Southamj)ton, 1920. 
 
 09083. dd. 27. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. 2/4 Battalion, 
 Hampshire Regiment, 1914-1919. pp. 68. 
 1920. 09083. dd 15. 
 
 Special Order by Col. The Earl of Den- 
 bigh, commanding the Honourable Artillery 
 Company, pp. 16. 19 19. 9083. £f. 37. 
 
 Brown (W. Sorley) War Record of the 4th 
 Bn. King's Own Scottish Borderers and Lothians 
 and Border Horse, pp. 215. 
 Galashiels, 1920. 9084. g. 13. 
 
 Goss (J.) A Border Battalion. The history of 
 the 7/8th Battalion, King's Own Scottish 
 Bbrderers. pp. 366. Edinburgh, 1920. 
 
 9083. bbb. 37. 
 
 BiGwooD (G.) The Lancashire Fighting Terri- 
 torials, pp. 163. ^''Country Life,''' 19 16. 
 
 09082. aa. 61. 
 
 Floyd (T. H.) At Ypres with Best-Dunkley, 
 of the 2/5th Lancashii-e Fusiliers, pp. 234. 
 J. Lane, 1920. 9083. bbb. 43. 
 
 Thompson (E. J.) The Leicestershires beyond 
 Baghdad, pp. 156. Epworth Press, 19 19. 
 
 09082. bbb. 10. 
 
 WuRTZBUKG (C. E.) The History of the 2/6th 
 Battalion " The King's " (Liverpool Regiment) 
 1914-1919. pp. 368. Aldershot, 1920. 
 
 9081. f. 7. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. The London 
 Irish Rifles, 18th Battalion London Regiment 
 T.F. Its work at the Front, pp. 8. 
 19 16. 16°. 9082. df. 61. 
 
 PoTTON (E.) A Record of the United Arts 
 Rifles, 1914-1919. pp. 92. 1920. 4°. 
 
 9083. h. 31. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. The Manchesters 
 since their formation ; with a record of the 
 honours and casualties of the War of 1914-16. 
 pp. 179. Picture Advertising Co., 1916. 
 
 8829. aaa. 50. 
 
 Westropp (H. C. E.) To Manchester : a tribute 
 to her great Regiment, pp. 48. 
 Manchester, 1920. 9084. df. 9. 
 
 Kempster (F.) and Westropp (H. C. E.) 
 Manchester City Battalions of the 90th & 
 91st Infantry Brigades. Book of Honour, 
 pp. 770. Manchester, 1916. 9083. g. 30. 
 
 Wilson (S. J.) The Seventh Manchesters, 
 July 1916 to March 1919. pp. 161. 
 Manchester Univ. Press, 1920. 09083. a. 69. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — continued. 
 
 RiCKARD (L.) Tlie Story of the Munsters at 
 Etreux, Festubert, Rue du Bois and Hulluch. 
 pp. 116. Hodder <£• Stoughton, 1918. 
 
 9082. aa. 4. 
 
 Callin (R. W.) When the Lantern of Hope 
 Burned Low. The story of the l/4th North- 
 umberland Fusiliers (T.F.) during the German 
 offensives of March, April, May, 1918. pp. 87. 
 Hexham, 19 19. 4°. 9082. cc. 10. 
 
 PiCKFORD (P.) War Record of the l/4th Bat- 
 talion Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light 
 Infantry, pp. 127. Banbury, 1919. 
 
 9084. e. 3. 
 
 Rose (G. K.) The Story of the 2/4th Oxford- 
 shire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 
 pp. 226. Oxford, 1920. 09082. d. 42. 
 
 Hanna (H.) The Pals at Suvla Bay : being the 
 record of " D " Company of the 7th Royal 
 Dublin Fusiliers, pp.243. Dublin, igij. 4°. 
 
 9082. g. 38. 
 England. Army. Infantry. The History of 
 
 the Royal Fusiliers University and Public 
 Schools Brigade, pp.128. The Times, igi-j. 4°. 
 
 9083. g. 40. 
 Ward (F. W.) The 23rd Battalion Royal 
 
 Fusiliers. A record of its services in the Great 
 War. pp. 166. Sidgwick db Jackson, 1920. 
 
 09084. c. 7. 
 England. Army. Infantry. Report of the 
 
 Jewish Regiment, 38th, 4th Battns., Royal 
 Fusiliers, pp. 18. 19 19. 09082. d. 51. 
 
 Unveiling and Dedication of Memorial to 
 
 the Leith Battalion, the 7th Royal Scots, who 
 lost their lives in the Railway disaster at 
 Gretna. Leith, 1916^ 4°. 1879. c. 1. (162.) 
 
 Sutherland (D.) War Diary of the Fifth 
 Seaforth Highlanders, 51st (Highland) Division, 
 pp. 179. J. Lane, 1920. 09083. bb. 68. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. The Sherwood 
 Foresters in the Great War, 1914-1919. 
 Nottingham, 1920, etc. W.P. 5730. 
 
 Gerring (C.) A Record of the early Volunteer 
 Movement, and of the Notts Volunteer Regi- 
 ment (The Sherwood Foresters) 1914-1919. 
 pp. 68. Nottingham, 1920. 8825. dd. 22. 
 
 Meakin (W.) The 5th North StafEords and the 
 North Midland Territorials, the 46th and 59th 
 Divisions, 1914-1919. pp. 175. 1920. 
 
 9083. dd. 10. 
 
 MissEN (L. R.) The History of the 7th Ser. Bn., 
 Prince of Wales's North Staffordshire Regi- 
 ment, 1914-1919. pp. 140. Cambridge, 1920. 
 
 9083. bbb. 45. 
 
 Beauman (A. B.) With the 38th in France and 
 Italy, from September, 1916, to May. 1918. 
 pp. 48. Lichfield, 1919. 09083. a. 41. 
 
 Jervis (S. J.) The South Staffordshire Regi- 
 ment. The work of the Care Committee, 
 October, 1914, to January, 1919. pp. 85. 
 Cole d: Co., 1919. 8822. bb. 32. 
 
 Magnus (L.) The West Riding Territorials in 
 the Great War. pp. 324. Kegan Paul, 1920. 
 
 09083. b. 29. 
 
 Fisher (.J. J.) History of the Duke of Welling- 
 ton's West Riding Regiment during the first 
 three Years of the great War. pp. 152. 
 Halifax, 19 18. 08821. bb. 1. 
 
 Bales (P. G.) The History of the l/4th Bat- 
 tahon, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, 1914- 
 1919. pp. 314. Halifax, 1920. 09083. dd. 9. 
 
EUROPEAN WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
 35 
 
 Military and Naval History.— Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — coulimd'l. 
 
 ^VHITE (W. L.) Records of the East Yorkshire 
 Volunteer Force, 1914-1919. pp. 82. 
 Hull, 1920. 9083. dd. 9. 
 
 Legard (Sir J. D.) The iVorth Riding of York- 
 shire Volunteers, 1914-1919. pp. 9."). 
 York, 1 9 19. 08821. de. 83. 
 
 Sparling (R. A.) History of the 12th Service 
 BattaHon, York & Lancaster Regiment. 
 pp.143. Sheffield, ic,2o. 08821. c. 14. 
 
 England. Army. Infantry. l/8th BattaUon 
 the Worcestershire Regiment, 1914-1918. 
 pp. 34. War Xarratives Publishing Co., 1919. 4°. 
 
 9082. dd. 36. 
 Labour Corps. 
 
 Men. Tlie Men who Tidy \x\). By one who has 
 served in a British Labour BattaUon. pp. 15. 
 Fisher Unwin, 19 17. 9081. eee. 15. 
 
 Machine Gun Corps. 
 
 England. Army. Through Palestine with the 
 Twentieth Machine Gun Squadron, pp. 179. 
 1920. 9082. c. 32. 
 
 History and Memoir of the 33rd Battalion 
 
 Machine Gun Corps and of the 19th, 98th, 
 100th and 248th M.G. Companies, pp. 118. 
 WaterlowBros.,i()iq. 4°. 9081. h. 29. 
 
 Supiply Services. 
 
 Marcosson (I. F.) The Business of War. The 
 A.S.C. pp. 213. J. Lane, 1918, 09082. d. 30. 
 HODY (E. H.) With " The Mad 17th " to Italy, 
 pp. 159. Allen A Unwin, 1920. 09082. c. .55. 
 Horn (G. M.) The History 1915-1919, of 
 Group n. City of London R.A.S.C, M.T.(V.), 
 popularly known as the M.T.V. pp. 46. 191 9. 
 
 9082. c. 4. 
 Epstein (H. A.) The History of 376 H.A.M.T. 
 Companv, R.A.S.C. pp. 31. 1919- 
 
 09083. a. 11. 
 Tank Corps. 
 
 DuTiL (L.) Les Chars d'Assaut 
 
 et leur role pendant la Guerre. 
 
 Nancy, 1919. 
 Foster (W.) and Co. 
 
 development, pp. 90. 
 
 leur creation 
 pp. 287. 
 9082. dd. 32. 
 The Tank, its birth & 
 Lincoln, 1920. obi. 8°. 
 
 9082. f. 51. 
 Fuller (J. F. C.) Tanks in the Great War, 
 
 1914-1918. pp. 331. J. Murray, 1920. 
 
 09082. d. 46. 
 Stern {Sir A. G.) Tanks, 1914-1918. pp. 297. 
 
 Hodder tfc Stoughton, 19 19. 09082. c. 46. 
 
 SwiNTON (E. D.) The Tanks, pp. 22. 
 
 L. U. Gill, 19 1 7. 09082. d. 70. 
 
 Ellis (C. W.) and (A. W.) The Tank Corps. 
 
 pp. 288. " Country Life," 1919. 9084. f. 1. 
 England. Army. Narrative History of "G" 
 
 and 7th Tank Battalion, 1919. pp. 35. 
 
 Aldershot, 19 19. 9083. a. 37. 
 
 Regimental Magazines. 
 
 England. Army. The Cologne Post : a daily 
 paper published b}^ the Army oi the Rhine. 
 Cologne, 19 19, etc. fol. P.P. 9529. e. 
 
 The Palestine News. The weekly news- 
 paper of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. 
 Cairo, 1918, 19. fol. P.P. 9101. ah. 
 
 England. Army. Western Command Terri- 
 torial Depot. The Command Gazette. 
 Manchester, 1^16, etc. 4". P.P. 4039. wko. 
 
 l^^GLAND. Army. 23rrf Dicision. The Dump. 
 i9i5,e<c. 4°. P.P. 4039. wib. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Armies- 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — runiinucd. 
 
 England. Army. The Direct Hit: magazine 
 of the 58th London Division. 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 40.39. wbh. 
 
 " Pelican Pie." Organ of a West Riding 
 
 Division. Bradford, igi-j, etc. 4^ 
 
 P.P. 40.39. wkl. (2.) 
 
 — — The Pennon : the Jom-nal of the 
 
 Division. Frayice, igi8, etc. P.P. 4039. wkg. (7.) 
 England. Army. Cairo Citadel Garrison. The 
 Citadel. Cairo, igi6, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wex. 
 England. Army. The Shell. A magazine 
 written by and for the garrisons of the Thames 
 Section. Gravesend, 1915, etc. 4'^. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wld. 
 Army Services. 
 
 England. Army. B.S.D.R. Depot Review. 
 Rouen, 19 15, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. w. 
 
 " Thumbs-Up " : monthly journal pub- 
 
 Ushed by the 260 C"^ Army Service Corps. 
 Wells, 1916, etc. P.P. 4039. wU. 
 
 England. Army. Army Service Corps. 358<A 
 Company. The Open Exhaust. Or, Karstinks. 
 France, igiG, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. wab. 
 
 Troops Supply Column. On Service. 
 
 France, 19 16, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wcf. 
 
 1st Base Horse Transport Depot. The 
 
 B.H.T.D. Summer Annual. " Somewhere in 
 France," 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wcg. 
 
 Mechanical Transport. The Permington 
 
 Press. A.S.C, M.T. Bromley, 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wci. 
 
 Mechanical Transport. The Packing Note. 
 
 A chronicle of the Advanced Mechanical Trans- 
 port Depot. France, 19 16, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. web. 
 
 Mechanical Transport. " 718." The 
 
 A.S.C.M.T. 718 W.T. Company's own maga- 
 zine. At the Front, 19 16, etc. P.P. 4039. wck. 
 
 England. Army. Ordnance. The Ordnance 
 
 Gazette. Didcot, 19 15, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. whb. 
 Base Workshops, Havre. Workshops 
 
 Review, produced by A.O.D. Artificers. 
 
 Havre, 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbr. 
 
 Artillery. 
 England. Army. Royal Artillery. Strafe : a 
 Christmas number, pp. 30. 
 Weymouth, 191 5. 4°. P.P. 4039. wkg. 
 
 Forth Inner Defences. The Searchlight. 
 
 Xorth Queemferry, 1914, etc. 4^ P.P. 4039. wl. 
 
 1st Home Counties Brigade. Our War 
 
 Baby. Mhow, 1915, ete. P.P. 4050. md. 
 
 24:th Brigade R.G.A. Venti Quatro. 
 
 •Jan. 1919. 19 19. 4°. 12330. y. 4. 
 
 55th Battery, R.F.A. Action Front : the 
 
 journal of the Reinforcement (55th) Battery, 
 R.F.A. Blyth, igig, etc. W. P. 6218. 
 
 3rd West Lancashire Brigade, R.F.A. 
 
 Kamp Knews. Lark Hill Camp, igi4, etc, 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wie. 
 
 21st Divisional Ammunition Column, 
 
 R.F.A. Mules Monthly: the magazine of 
 No. 2 Section, " The Mule Troop," 21st D.A.C., 
 R.F.A. 1916, etc. i\ P.P. 4039. wbc. 
 
 England. Army. Cadets. Artillery Cadet 
 School no. 1, Trowbridge. Lines of Fire. 
 No. 1 R.G.A. Officer Cadet School, Trowbridge. 
 Trowbridge, igiS, etc. P.P. 4439. wsc. (10.) 
 
 Artillery Cadet School no. 2, Maresfield. 
 
 The Gunner Cadet. Maresfield, 191 7, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wsc. (5.) 
 D 2 
 
36 
 
 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Irelsind.— amt in ncd. 
 Cavalry. 
 
 England. Army. Cavalry. Ayrshire Yeo- 
 manry. The Yeoman. Cujmr, 1915, etc. 4°. 
 
 B.R.O., No. 3. 
 
 P.P. 4039. If a 
 The B.R.O. 1916, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. Avbs. 
 
 Quee?i's Own Yorkshire Dragoons, A 
 
 Squadron. The Duration. France, i9ii;,ete. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wcc. 
 
 Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons, 2nd Regt., 
 
 1st Line. Salut Poilu. Beverley, igi6, etc. 4. 
 
 P.P. 4039. Avkl. 
 
 Third (Ki^ig's Own) Hussars. The A^'hite 
 
 Horse. igi6, etc. 4°» P.P. 4039. wbi. 
 
 Eleventh (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars. 
 
 XI. Hussar Journal. Aldershot, 19 14, etc. 4^. 
 
 P.P. 4039. hd. 
 
 Seventeenth {D^ike of Cambridge's Own) 
 
 Lancers. The White Lancer. 
 
 Sialkot, etc., 1914, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. Iha. 
 
 Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 2/lst 
 
 Battalion. 2/lst Northants Yeomanry Maga- 
 zine. Northampton, 191 5, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wia. 
 England. Army. Remount Department. 
 iMtham Park DejMt. The Remount Herald. 
 Ormskirk, 1915, etc. fol. & 4°. P.P. 4039. win. 
 
 Engineers. 
 
 England. Army. Royal Engineers. Portbury 
 
 Camp. " Eye- Wash." The magazine of the 
 
 Roj'al Engineers, Portbury. 
 
 Portbury,^igi8,etc. 4°. 'P.P. 4039. who. (5.) 
 3/2«(Z London Divisional Engineers. The 
 
 Sapper's Solace. Esher, 1915, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wkh. 
 
 \\2th Company. The Wiggle-Waggle. 
 
 The monthly journal of the 112th Coy., R.E. 
 1916, efc. ~ ■ P.P. 4039. Avbp. 
 
 ■ London Electrical Engineers, No. 1 Com- 
 
 p>any. The Sou' Wester. 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wle. 
 
 London Electrical Engineers, No. 2 Com- 
 
 jmny. The Searchlight. Gravesend, 191 5, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wla. 
 
 London Electrical Engineers, No. 3 Com- 
 
 pany. The Arc. Dover, 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wlc. 
 
 London Electrical Engineers, No. 5 Com- 
 
 piany. The Eclipse. Cork, 19m, e^c. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wlb. 
 
 Signal Company, 3rd Section. Stray 
 
 Shots. 191 6, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbo. 
 
 Lowland Signallers'' Company. White and 
 
 Blue. Jaffa, igi8, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbm. 
 
 Southern Signal Company. Sparklets. 
 
 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbl. 
 
 England. Army. Magazines of Unspecified 
 Units. The Buzzer. 191 7, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wbo. (3.) 
 
 Infantry. 
 
 England. Army. Argyll and Sutherland High- 
 landers. " The Dud." 
 On Active Service, 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wbk. 
 
 Bedfordshire Regiment, \st Battalion. The 
 
 Mudlark. In the Trenches, 19 16, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. M'bd. 
 
 Bedfordshire Regiment, Ath Battalion. The 
 
 Hart. Clacton-on-Sea, 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 ' P.P. 4039. wic 
 
 Military and Naval History.— Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — ronfinned. 
 England. Army. Cambridgeshire Regiment, 
 Territorial Battalions. Cambridgeshire Terri- 
 torial Gazette. Cambridge, 1916, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wkr. 
 
 Cheshire Regiment. The Oak Tree. 
 
 Chester, 1915, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. kbb. 
 
 Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 5th Battalion. 
 
 The Galoot. Sittingbourne, 19 15, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wke. 
 
 Duke of CornivalVs Light Infantry, 6th 
 
 Battalion. The Red Feather. 
 
 Godalming, 19 14, etc. P.P. 4039. odb. 
 
 Duke of CornwalVs Light Infantry, 9th 
 
 Battalion. The. 9th D.C.L.I. Annual. 
 Falmouth, 19 14, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wid. 
 
 Durham Light Infantry, dth Battalion. The 
 
 " Whizz Bang." Darlington, 1916, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wb. 
 
 Gloucestershire Regiment, 5th Battalion. 
 
 5th Gloucester Gazette. 
 
 On Active Service, 1915, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. waa. 
 
 Irish Guards, 2nd Battalion. The Morning 
 
 Rire. On Active Service, 1915, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wa. 
 
 Hampshire Regiment, 2/lth Battalion. The 
 
 2/7 Hampshires Regimental Journal. 
 Trimulgherry, 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wks. 
 
 Highland Light Infantry, \lth Battcdion. 
 
 The OutiDost. Troon, 1915, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. laa. 
 Honourable Artillery Company, 2nd Batta- 
 lion. The Billet Doux. 
 Wimbledon, 191 5, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wkf. 
 
 Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion. The 
 
 Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion " Gazette." 
 Bridlington, 1914, etc. P.P. 4039. wna. 
 
 Lancashire Fusiliers. The Minden Maga- 
 zine. 1915, c«c. 4°. P.P. 4039. wda. 
 
 Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Carry- 
 On : the Trotters' Journal. 
 
 Ashford, 1916, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. wgb. 
 
 King's (Liverpool Regiment), 13th Battalion. 
 
 The Swell. Manchester, 191 6, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wba. 
 
 London Regt., Qth City of London Rifles. 
 
 The Castironical. Salisbury, igi6, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. Avgd. 
 
 London Regt., ISth-lGth Battalions. The 
 
 Grey Brigade and others. London Scottish. 
 Civil Service. Kensingtons. Queen's West- 
 minsters, no. 1-32. March-Dec. 1915. 
 Dorking, 19 15. fol. P.P. 4039. wgc. 
 
 London Regt., 21st Battalion. First Surrey 
 
 Rifles. The F.S.R.A. monthly magazine. 
 OjiActive Service, igis, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wca. 
 
 London Regt., 2/21st Battalion. The Two 
 
 Asuwere. Bishop's Stortford, 191 5, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wki. 
 
 London Regiment, 24th (County of London) 
 
 Battalion (The Queen s). " The Braganza." 
 On Active Service, igi6, etc. 4^. P.P. 4039. wbe. 
 
 — — London Regt., Artists' Rifles. Dicksey 
 Scrapings : no. 5. April 17, 1915. 
 At the Front, 1915. 4°. P.P. 4039. wed. 
 
 — — London Regiment. London Rifle Brigade, 
 1st Battalion, Transport Section. The " Old 
 Doings." 19 18, etc. P.P. 4039. wkp. (5.) 
 
EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918. 
 
 37 
 
 Military and Naval History.- 
 — Great Britain and Ireland - 
 
 -Armies. 
 
 -(■(iittiiiiiiil. 
 
 P.P. 4039. 
 
 wco. 
 
 Battalion. 
 
 The 
 
 4^^. 
 
 
 P.P. 4039. 
 
 wkn. 
 
 Battalion. 
 
 The 
 
 P.P. 9100. c. 
 
 England. Army. London Regt., Queen Victoria's 
 Rifles, 3rd Battalion. Poison Gas. 
 Salisbury, uji6, etc. P.P. 4039. wkp. 
 
 Middlesex Regt. " Fall In." 1915, e<c. fol- 
 
 P.P. 4039. wh. 
 
 Middlesex Regiment, 20th Battalion. 
 
 " Stand To ! " iyi6, etc. 4°. 
 
 Manchester Regt., Oth 
 
 Sphinx. Southport, 1915, etc. 
 
 Manchester Regt., 1th 
 
 Seventh Manchester Sentry. 
 
 Khartoum, 1915, etc. fol. 
 Norfolk Regt., 2/(Jth, Cyclists, Battalion. 
 
 The Half -Crown " Holy Boys " Chronicle. 
 
 Bridlington, igi 5, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wm. 
 
 2/ 1st Northern Cyclist Battalion. The 
 
 Northern Mudguard. Boston, 1915, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wma. 
 
 Royal Fusiliers, lSth-2lst Battalions, Uni- 
 
 rersities and Public Schools Brigade. The 
 Gasper. Salisbury, 19 14, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wg. 
 
 Royal Fusiliers, 23rd and 2ith, Sjmrtsman's, 
 
 Battalion. The Sportsman's Gazette. 
 Romford, igi4, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. dl. 
 
 Royal Fusiliers, 2Qth (Bankers') Battalion. 
 
 The Bankers' Draft. 191 6, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wiin. 
 
 Royal Fusiliers, lOlst Provisional Batta- 
 lion, C Company. The Wangler. 
 Southwold, 1915. 4". P.P. 4039. wik. 
 
 Royal Fitsiliers, 1st Cadet Battalion. 1st 
 
 C.B. Royal Fusiliers Chronicle. 191 ^, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. dka. 
 
 Royal Irish Rifles, lith ( Young Citizen 
 
 Volunteers) Battalion. The Incinerator. 
 
 1916, etc. 4=. P.P. 4039. wbb. 
 
 Royal Scots, Qth Battalion. The Inchkeith 
 
 Lyre. Inchkeith, 19 14, 15. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wha. 
 
 Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and 
 
 Derbyshire Regiment). The B.E.F. Times. 
 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbg. 
 
 King's Shropshire Light Infantry, 1th 
 
 Battalion. " The Dud." 
 
 France, igi6, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wbf. 
 Suffolk Regt, 2/Qth Cyclist Battalion. C.B. 
 
 Christmas Bulletin, pp. 24. Skegness, 1915. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wn. 
 — — East Surrey Regt., 5th Battalion. 5th East 
 
 Surrey Magazine. Cawnpore, 1915, e<r. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. hi. 
 EaM Surrey Regt., 2/ 5th Battalion. Strafe. 
 
 Reigate, 1915, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wkm. 
 
 Royal Sussex Regiment, 5th (Cinque Ports) 
 
 Battalion. Cinque Ports Gazette. 
 
 igi6, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. wcm. 
 Royal Sussex Regiment, 2/(3th Battalion. 
 
 The Roval Sussex Herald. 
 
 Bangalore, 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wcl. 
 
 England. Army. Magazines of Unspecified 
 
 Units. Alpha (Omega). Feb., May, 1917. 
 
 Cairo, 191 7. 4°. P.P. 4039. wex. (7.) 
 Chronicles of the White Horse. 
 
 igiT, etc. 4: P.P 4039. wkt. 
 
 The Compressor. Egypt, 19 16, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wex. (G.) 
 Night Lines, vol. 1. no. 1. Feb. 1917. 
 
 Portsmouth, 191 7. P.P. 4039. wkg. (8.) 
 
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 — Great Britain and Ireland — continued. 
 
 Volunteers. 
 
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 P.P. 4039. wsb. 
 
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 Bromley, 191 5, etc. P.P. 4039. be. 
 
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 Corps of Citizens Battn. The Volunteers' Maga- 
 zine. igi6, etc. 4^ P.P. 40.39. wsd. 
 
 Sussex. Sussex Home Protection Volunteer 
 Brigade. On Guard. Brighton, 1915, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wsg. 
 
 Birmingham. Rifle Reserve. First Warwick- 
 shire Volunteer Battalion Magazine. 
 1915, efc. P.P. 40.39. bk. 
 
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 Volunteer Rifles. M.S.V.R. : a periodical for 
 the Pahlawan Prang. 
 Kuala Lumpur, 1915, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. wt. 
 
 Other Services. 
 
 England. Army Pay Corps. Chatham Detach- 
 ment. The Stripe. 
 ■Chatham, igi s, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. woa. 
 
 Tank Corps. Training Centre, Wool. The 
 
 Tank Corps, Training Centre, Journal. 
 
 Wool, 1 9 19, etc. 4^ P.P. 4039. whl. 
 
 Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 
 
 The Link. France, 19 18, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wrt. (2.) 
 
 War Graves Commission. 
 
 England. Imperial War Graves Commission- 
 
 War Graves. How the Cemeteries abroad wil' 
 
 be designed. Report by Lt.-Col. Sir Frederic 
 
 Kenyon. pp. 24. 1918. 7817. aaa. 28. 
 
 The War Graves of the British Empire. 
 
 1920, etc. 4°. W.P. 3813. 
 
 BuRDETT-CouTTS (W. L. A. B. ) War Graves- 
 
 Statement of reasons in support of the proposa 
 
 of the Imperial War Graves Cc^mmission. 
 
 pp. 12. Wightman <fc Co., 1920. fol. 
 
 7816. h. 42. 
 Imperial War Graves Commission. Speech 
 
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 Wightman <ۥ Co., 1920. 07816. c. 30 
 
 Care. The Care of the Dead. An account of the 
 
 work of the Commission, pp. 14. 
 
 Eyre <£• Spottiswoode, 191 6. 09083. aa. 52. 
 
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 Barton (E. M.) Eve in Khaki : the Story o 
 the Women's Army at home and abroad, 
 pp. 200. T. Nelson, 19 18. 9082. aaa. 28. 
 
 Jesse (F. T.) The Sword of Deborah : first- 
 hand impressions of the British Women's 
 Army in France, pp. 135. 
 
 W. Heinemann, 1919. 9083. a. 33. 
 
 England. Army. Queen Mary's Army Auxi- 
 liary Corps. The Link. France, igi'A, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wrt. (2.) 
 Women's Royal Air 
 152. 
 
 8833. aaa. 2. 
 
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 Force. Handbook, pp 
 
 Qale <ۥ Polden, 1919. 
 The W.R.A.F. on the Rhine. 
 
 Cologne, 19 19. P.P. 40.39 
 
 (2. 
 
 Y.M.C.A., Church Army, etc. 
 Y.M.C.A. The Genesis of a Great Work : the 
 story of Y.M.C.A. Imperial Military Field 
 Service, pp. 70. 1920. 09083. bb. .59. 
 
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 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918. 
 
 Military and Naval History.— Armies. 
 — Great Britain and Ireland — continued. 
 
 Copping (A. E.) Tommy's Triangle. First-hand 
 
 impressions of Y.M.C.A. War Activities. 
 
 pp. 189. Hodder <ۥ Stoughton, 1917. 
 
 4193. aa. 39. 
 Booth (M.) With the B.E.F. in France. 
 
 l^p. 120. Salvation Army, 1916. 9082. df. 35. 
 Clayton (P. T. B.) Tales of Talbot House : 
 
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 1915-1918. ])p. 169. 
 
 Chatto tt- Wind us, 1919. 09083. bb. 30. 
 
 Henderson (G.) The Experiences of a Hut 
 
 Leader at the Front, pp. 145. 
 
 Paisley, 1918. 9082. b. 14. 
 
 HtTNTLEY (E.) The Watchers, pp. 62. 
 
 Red Triangh Press, ic,i2,. 16°. 08285. a. 11. 
 Whitehair (C. W.) Out There, pp. 248. 
 
 N.Y., 1 91 8. 09082. bbb. 54. 
 
 Barrett (Sir J. W.) The War Work of the 
 
 Y.M.C.A. in Egypt, pp. 212. H.K.Lewis, 1919. 
 
 09082. c. 30. 
 Australia. 
 General. 
 Australia. High Commissioner'' s Office. Aus- 
 
 traUa and the AVar. pt. 1. 19 15. 4°. 
 
 9085. ff. 10. 
 ScHULER (P. F. E.) Austraha in Arms : a 
 
 narrative of the Australasian Imperial Force. 
 
 pp. 328. FisJier Unwin, 1916. 9082. ee. 27. 
 Smart (H. C.) Austraha in the Great War : the 
 
 story told in pictures, pp. 192. 
 
 Cassell, 1916-18. 4°. 9081. ff. 18. 
 
 Denny (W. J.) The Diggers. The Australian 
 
 Forces in the European War. pp. 300. 
 
 Hodder d: Stoughton, 191 9. 9082. bb. 9. 
 
 MacGill (P.) The Diggers. The AustraUans 
 
 in France, pp. 120. H. Jenkins, 19 19. 
 
 9082. b. 7. 
 Thokp (C. H.) a Handful of Ausseys. pp. 296. 
 
 J. Lane, 1919. 9082. aaa. 41. 
 
 Australia. Australian Contingent, B.E.F. The 
 Anzac Book. pp. 169. Cassell, 1916. 4°. 
 
 9082. h. 13. 
 
 Anzac Memorial, pji. 303. 
 
 Fisher Unwin, 191 6. 09082. bb. 3. 
 
 Bean (C. E. W.) Letters from France on the 
 achievements of the Australian Imperial 
 Force in 1916. pp. 231. Cassell, 191 7. 
 
 9081. ee. 27. 
 BuLEY (E. C.) A Child's History of Anzac. 
 
 pp. 231. Hodder d' Stoughton, 191 6. 
 
 09082. cc. 7. 
 Cutlack (F. M.) The AustraHans : their final 
 
 campaign, 1918. pp.336. Sampsoii Lou\ igig. 
 
 9083. aaa. 10. 
 Monash {Sir J.) The Australian Victories in 
 
 France in 1918. pp. 351. Hutchinson, 1920. 
 
 9082. cc. 28. 
 Australia. Australian Contingent, B.E.F. 
 
 Fighting Australia : a souvenir record of the 
 
 Australasian Forces in the War. pp. 94. 
 
 ''The Throne:^ 1917. fol. 9081. h. 9. 
 
 Dinning (H.) By-ways on Service : notes from 
 
 an AustraUan journal, pp. 281. 
 
 Constable, 191 8. 09083. c. 46. 
 
 Regimental Records. 
 
 Ellis (A. D.) The Story of the Fifth AustraUan 
 Division, pp. 468. 1920. 09083. b. 16. 
 
 Australia. Australian Contingent, B.E.F. 
 History of the lltli Field Company, Australian 
 Engineers, pp. 75. War Narratives Publishing 
 Co., 1 9 19. 9082. bbb. 7. 
 
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 — Australia — continued. 
 
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 Anzac Bulletin. 191 7, etc. 4°. 
 
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 Ale.vandria, 1915, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wdf. 
 The AustraUan at Weymouth. 
 
 Westham Camj), igi8, etc. 4°. 
 
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 The Kia-Ora Coo-ee. The official magazine 
 
 of the Australian and New-Zealand Forces in 
 
 Egypt, Palestine, Salonica & Mesopotamia. 
 
 Cairo, 1918, etc. 4°, P.P. 4039. wdf. (2.) 
 
 The Kookaburra Training Battalion 
 
 edition. 1916. 4°. P.P. 4039. wdg. (2.) 
 
 " The Rising Sun." A journal of the 
 
 Anzacs in the Field, France. France, 19 16, etc. 
 P.P. 4039. wdd. 
 Si-eda : annals of the men of Anzac. 
 
 1916. etc. 4°. P.P. 40.39. wdg. 
 
 Australian Section, 3rd Echelon, G.H.Q. 
 
 The " Derniere Heure." pp. 56. 
 
 Rouen, 1919. 4°. 12315. 1. 45. 
 
 Ammunition Park. " Honk ! " the voice 
 
 of the Benzine Lancers. France, 191 5, etc. 4°. 
 P.P. 4039. wdc. 
 
 26th Battalion, C Company. The Standard 
 
 of C Company. In the Field, 1918, etc. 4°. 
 
 W.P. 4965. 
 
 1th Field Artillery Brigade. The 7th Field 
 
 Artillery Brigade Yandoo. Lark Hill, 19 16, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wde. 
 3Iiscellaneous. 
 
 Reeves (L. C.) Australians in Action in New 
 Guinea, pp. 97. Sydney, 1915. 9083. aa. 21. 
 
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 Victoria Cross. Sydney, 19 19. 09082. b. 54. 
 
 GODDARD (G. H.) Soldiers and Sportsmen. An 
 account of the sporting activities of the 
 Australian Imperial Force between Nov. 1918 
 and Sept. 1919. pp. 118. 1919. 09082. d. 64. 
 
 Canada. 
 
 Genercd. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. Canada 
 
 in Khaki : a tribute to the officers and men 
 
 now serving in the Canadian Expeditionary 
 
 Force, pp. 172. Pictorial Newspaper Co., 
 
 1917. 4°. 12355. k. 22. 
 Nasmith (G. G.) Canada's Sons and Great 
 
 Britain in the World War. pp. 607. 
 Toronto, 1919. 9081. g. 34. 
 
 Steele (H.) The Canadians in France, 1915- 
 
 1918. pp. 364. Fisher Unwin, 1920. 
 
 09082 . bb. 55. 
 
 Aitken (W. M.) Baron Beaverbrook. Canada 
 
 in Flanders, 1915. pp. 243. 
 
 Hodder & Stoughton, 191 6. 9084. ee. 7. 
 
 Rae (H.) Maple Leaves in Flanders Fields. 
 
 pp. 268. Smith, Elder & Co., 1916. 
 
 09082. aa. 41. 
 Canada. Canadian War Records Office. The 
 
 Canadian War Pictorial, nos. 1-4. 1916. 4°. 
 
 9085. ff. 4. 
 WiLLSON (B.) In the Ypres Salient : the 
 
 Canadian fighting, June 2-16, 1916. pp. 79. 
 
 Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 191 6. 09082. a. 37. 
 Mackenzie (F. A.) Through the Hindenburg 
 
 Line. The Canadian Expeditionary Force in 
 
 1917 and 1918. pp. 429. 
 
 Hodder d- Stoughton, 1918. 9083 b. 13. 
 
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 Military and Naval History.— Armies. 
 — Canada — rmitiiiHi'd. 
 
 James (F.) Canada's Triumpli. August- 
 October, 1918. pp. 63.- 
 Canadian War Becords Office, 1918. 908.3. a. 15. 
 
 LiVESAY (J. F. B.) Canada's Hundred Days, 
 Aug. 8— Nov. 11,1918. pp.421. Toronto, 1919. 
 
 9083. dd. 7. 
 
 Rerjimental Records. 
 
 Cadenhead (.J. F.) The Canadian Scottish. 
 
 Christmas 13ay : an impression, pp. 7. 
 
 Aberdeen, 1916. 9081. de. 21. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. A 
 
 Short Historj' & Photographic Record of the 
 
 Nova Scotia Overseas Highland Brigade, C.E.F. 
 
 4 pt. Halifax, N.S., 1916. fol. 9081. h. 7. 
 Roberts (T. G.) The Story of the Tenth, etc., 
 
 Battalion. A series of battalion histories. 
 
 Canadian War Records Office, 1918, etc. 
 
 W.P. 6055. 
 Canada. Canadian Contingejit, B.E.F. First 
 
 Contingent, 50th Battn. Souvenir Album. 
 
 Calcary, 19 15. obi. 8^. 9083. ee. 6. 
 
 JIillar (W. C.) From Thunder Bay through 
 
 Yjjres Mith the Fighting 52nd (Canada). 
 
 pp. 101. Fort William, 1918. 9083. b. 5. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. 78th 
 
 Overseas Battalion. Winnipeg Grenadiers. 
 
 Photograijhs of Officers and Men. pp. 35. 
 
 Winnipeg, 1916. obi. 4°. 9083. g. 20. 
 
 Hayes (J.) The Eighty-Fifth in France and 
 
 Flanders, pp. 362. Halifax, N.S., 1920. 
 
 09083. d. 13. 
 Gould (L. McL.) From B.C. to Baisieux ; 
 
 being the narrative history of the 102nd 
 
 Canadian Infantrv Battalion, pp. 134. 
 
 Victoria, B.C., 1919. 09083. d. 12. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent. A Short 
 
 History and Photographic Record of 106th 
 
 Overseas BattaUon, Nova Scotia Rifles. 
 
 pp. 47. Halifax, N.S., 1916. fol. 9081. h. 6. 
 Drysdale (A. M.) Canada to Ireland. The 
 
 visit of the " Duchess of Connaught's Own." 
 
 pp. 19. Fisher Unwin, 1917. 09082. bb. 11. 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. The 
 
 Story of the Sixty-Sixth C.F.A, pp. 148. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1919."^ 9082. bb. 29. 
 
 Regimental Magazines. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. The 
 Maple Leaf. 19 16, etc. P.P. 4039. wd. (6.) 
 
 ■ Shell Hole Advance. 
 
 On Active Service, 191 7, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wfk. 
 
 First Contingent, Atk Battalion. The Dead 
 
 Horse Corner Gazette. 
 
 Manchester, 1915, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wc. 
 
 \ith Battalion {Royal Montreal Regiinent). 
 
 R.M.R. Growler. 19 16, etc. fol. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wfb. 
 
 \&th Battalion (Canadian Scottish). The 
 
 Brazier. France, 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. woe. 
 
 20/A Battalion {Xorthern and Central On- 
 tario Regiment). The Twentieth Gazette. 
 Flanders, 1^16, etc. fol. P.P. 4039. wfi. 
 
 24<A Battalion ( Victoria Rifles). The Vies 
 
 Patrol. igi6, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wfh. 
 
 21th City of Winyiipeg Battalion. Trench 
 
 Echo. At the Front, 1915, etc. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wd. 
 
 49th Battalion (Edmonton Regiment). The 
 
 Forty Niner. vol. 1. no. 4. Jan. 1915. 
 1915- 4°. P.P. 4039. wfp. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Armies. 
 — Canada — i'<intin ned. 
 
 Canada. Canadian Contingent, B.E.F. Glth 
 Battalion, Western Scots. The Western Scot. 
 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wfc. 
 
 \st British Columbia Rifles. The Listening 
 
 Post. 1915, efc. fol. P.P. 4039. wfa. 
 
 Canadian Base Depot, Havre. The Rouelles 
 
 Camp Magazine. Havre, 1916, etc. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wd. (3.) 
 
 Western Cavalry. Another Garland from 
 
 the Front. 1916,6(0, 4°. P.P. 4039. wfn. 
 
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 Seaford, igi8, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wft. (1.) 
 
 Carmdian Corps Training School. 'Tchun ! 
 
 1916, etc. fol. & 8°. P.P. 4039. wfm. 
 
 Canadian Section, General Headquarters, 
 
 3rd Echelon. La Vie Canadienne. 191 5, etc. 
 
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 Canada. Canadian War Records Office. The 
 C.R.O. Bulletin. War Souvenir Number, 
 Xmas 1918. pp. 53. 1918. 4°. 
 
 P.P. 4039. wfw. 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Flick (C. L.) "Just What Happened": a 
 diary of the mobilization of the Canadian 
 Militia, 1914. pp.99. 1917. 9081. e. 28. 
 
 Merritt (W. H.) Canada and National Service. 
 pp.247. Toronto, 1917. 08821. aa. 5. 
 
 Canada. Canadian War Records Office. Thirty 
 Canadian V.C.s. April 1915 to March 1918. " 
 pp. 96. 1918. 010803. df. 13. 
 
 Canadian War Memorials Exhibition, 1919. 
 
 pp. 44. 19 1 9. 7860. a. 7. 
 
 Seton (Sir B. G.) and Grant (J.) The Pipes 
 of War. A record of the achievements of the 
 Pipers of Scottish and Overseas regiments. 
 pp. 291. Glasgoio, 1920. 9081. ff. 9. 
 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Regimental Records. 
 Moore (A. B.) The Mounted Riflemen in Sinai 
 and Palestine. The story of New Zealand's 
 Crusaders, pp. 175. Auckland, N.Z., 1920. 
 
 09083. aa. 37. 
 New Zealand. Neiv Zealand Contingent, 
 B.E.F. Shell Shocks. By the New Zea landers 
 in France. pi>. 68. Jarrolds, 19 17. 4°. 
 
 9083. h. 16. 
 
 Allen (S. S.) Auckland. 1918 : being a partial 
 
 record of the war service in France of the 2/ 
 
 Auckland Regiment during the War. pp. 188. 
 
 Auckland, 1920. 9083. bbb. 31. 
 
 Regimental Magazines. 
 New Zealand. New Zealand Contingent, B.E.F. 
 Chronicles of the N.Z.E.F. 1916, e<c. 4". 
 
 P.P. 4039. wdk. 
 
 The New Zealander. Home News for 
 
 New Zealand Troops on Active Service. 
 1916-19. fol. N.R. 
 
 AusTRALi.4. Australian Contingent, B.E.F. 
 The Kia-Ora Coo-ee. The official magazine of 
 the AustraUan and New Zealand forces in 
 Egypt, Palestine, Salonica & Mesopotamia. 
 Cairo, igiS, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. wdf. (2.) 
 
 New Zealand. New Zealand Contingent, B.E.F. 
 Neiu Zealand Rifle Brigade, '2nd Battalion, 
 D. Coy., mth Platoon. The Desert Rag. 
 Alexandria, 1915, etc. 4\ P.P. 4039. wdh. 
 
 2lst Reinforcements. The Waitemata 
 
 Wobbler. Cape Town, 19 17. 4°. 908.3. h. 15. 
 
 26//t Reinforcements. Te Whakanui. 
 
 At Sea, 1918, e/c. 4^ P.P. 4039. wdk. (2.) 
 
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 Military and Naval History.— Armies. 
 
 —New Zealand—coiifiniicd. 
 
 New Zealand. Xeiv Zealand Contingen (, B.E.F. 
 .39//( Eeiuforcements. Lights Out. pjj 37. 
 Chriskhurch, N.Z., 1919. 4°. 12315. 1. 47. 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 RHnfD (B.) He Maharatanga — in memory of 
 
 the New Zealanders who fought and died iri the 
 
 Gallipoli campaign of the Great War. pp. 27. 
 
 Simpkin, Marshall <L- Co., 1916. 9081. ee. 16, 
 Leary (L. p.) New Zealanders in Samoa. 
 
 pp. 248. W. Heinemann, 191 8. 09083. c. 50. 
 
 South Africa. 
 
 Africa, South. The History of the South 
 
 African Forces in France, pp. 404. 
 
 T. Nelson, 1920. 9082. c. 28. 
 
 Lawson (.J. A.) Memories of Delville Wood, 
 
 South Africa's great battle, pp. 15. 
 
 Cape Town, 19 18. 16°. 9083. a. 66. 
 
 Morris^ (K.) A Great Soldier of the Empire. 
 
 Botha's wonderful conquests, pp. 150. 
 
 W. Stevens, 191 7. 09082. bbb. 28. 
 Louis Botha ; or, through the Great 
 
 Thirst Land. pp. 150. W. Stevens, 1915. 
 
 9083. de. 31. 
 Cooper (F. H.) Khaki Crusaders. With the 
 
 South African Artillery in Egypt and Palestine. 
 
 pp. 92. Cape Town, 19 19. 9084. bb. 4. 
 
 Hay (S.) History of the R.N.V.R., South 
 
 African Division, jip. 193. Cape Town, 1920. 
 
 09084. aa. 56. 
 Peregrino (F. Z. S.) His Majesty's Black 
 
 Labourers. The South African Native Labour 
 
 Contingent, j^p. 40. Cape Totvn, igi8. 
 
 0908 2. bb. 30. 
 
 MacLeod (C. E.) Equal Sacrifice from All. 
 
 An endeavour to promote the substitution 
 
 of Conscription for Voluntarism. 
 
 Cape Town, 1916. 5. sh. obi. fol. 
 
 1865. c. 4. (60.) 
 Cape Town. 9th Meeting of Capetown Citizens 
 
 in fellowship with those who have volunteered 
 
 their services to their Country, pp. 32. 
 
 Cape Totvn, 19 16. 9082. df. 39. 
 
 Belgium. 
 
 BooNEN (J.) De Belgische Soldaat. pp. 88. 
 Amsterdam, 19 16. 9082. ee. 34. 
 
 Breton (W.) Un regiment beige en campagne : 
 les fastes du 2<= Chasseurs a Pied, aout 1914 — 
 Janvier 1915. pp. 153. 1916. 09082. a. 11. 
 
 Les etablissements d'artillerie beiges pen- 
 dant la Guerre, pp. 198. 191 7. 9083. g. 38. 
 
 Des Ombiaux (M.) Le general Leman. pp. 45. 
 
 1916. [Pages actuelles. no. 79.] 
 
 W.P. 2825/79. 
 
 Miles. Le Baron de Broqueville et la defense 
 nationale. pp. 40. 1918. 12°. {Les Cahiers 
 beiges, no. 13.] W.P. 4636/13. 
 
 ScHWERTFEGER (B. H.) Belgische Landes- 
 verteidigung und Burgerwacht, 1914. pp. 311. 
 Berlin, 1920. 9084. bbb. 3. 
 
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 Guerre. Legislation, doctrine et jurisiDrudence 
 beiges en matiere de droit penal militaire. 
 
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 Military and Naval History. — Armies. 
 — France — cdidinneil. 
 
 Ward (H.) Mr. Poilu : notes and sketches with 
 
 the fighting French, pp. 158. 
 
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 PoiLUS. Poilus et Tommies. Ce qu'un officier 
 
 anglais pense de la France, pp. 14. 
 
 Alabaster, Passmore <& Sons, 19 18. 
 
 09083. aa. 47. 
 Barres (A. M. ) Le roman de I'energie nationale. 
 
 L'appel au Soldat. pp. 576. 19 19. [Collection 
 
 Nelson.] 012199. g. 1/135. 
 
 Administration. 
 
 France. Army. Bulletin des Armees de la 
 Republique. 1916, etc. 4°. P.P. 4039. y. 
 
 Organisation de I'Armee. 3 pt. 1916. 
 
 08821. aaa. 3. 
 
 X. . . , General. L'Administration dans I'Armee. 
 pp. 138. 1916. 8827. eee. 31. 
 
 Diligent (V.) L'Armee. pp.35. 19 19. [Pages 
 actuelles.] W.P. 2825/132. 
 
 Foxjgerol (H.) Requisitions militaires et mari- 
 times, 1914-1917. pp.282. 1917. 4°. [France. 
 Laws etc. 11. Legislation de Guerre.] 
 
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 France. Army. Section Photographique. Cata- 
 logue. Exhibition of Official Records, pp. 46. 
 1917. 9083. ee. 43. 
 
 Lorieux (E. T.) Le Service des routes mili- 
 taires pendant la guerre. pp.159. 1919. 
 
 9082. bbb. 37. 
 
 Lestringuez (P.) Sous I'armure. Les chars 
 d'assaut fran9ais pendant la guerre, pp. 250. 
 
 1919. 09083. cc. 47. 
 DouMENC (J. E. A.) Les transports automobiles 
 
 sur le front frangais, 1914-1918. pp. 346. 
 
 1920. 09084. aa. 3. 
 
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 100.] W.P. 2825/100. 
 
 Dubail (A. Y. E.) Quatre Annees de commande- 
 
 ment, 1914-1918. 1920, etc. W.P. 5191. 
 
 Puaux (R.) Foch : sa vie, sa doctrine, son 
 
 oeuvre. pp. 119. 1918. 10657. de. 13. 
 Marshal Foch : his life, his work, his 
 
 faith, pp.208. Hodder d: Stoughtoii, igi8. 
 
 10657. de. 11. 
 Atteridge (A. H.) Marshal Ferdinand Foch. 
 
 pp. 256. Skeffington, 1919. 010662. aa. 49. 
 
 Grasset (A. L.) Le Marechal Foch. pp. 96. 
 Nancy, 19 19. 010662. a. 44. 
 
 Recouly (R.) Foch: le vainqueur de la 
 
 guerre, pp. 240. 1919. 010662. cc. 28. 
 Foch : his character and leadership. 
 
 pp. 267. Fisher Umvin, 1920. 10657. bb. 5. 
 Maricourt (A. de) Baron. Foch. Une lignee. 
 
 une tradition, un caractere. pp. 237. 
 
 Nancy, 1920. 10657. aa. 25. 
 
 Cladel (J.) Le general Gallieni. pp. 134. 
 
 1916. 010662. cc. 6. 
 
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 General Gallieni. iip. 109. 1920. 
 
 10657. aa. 21. 
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 avec ses secretaires, pp. 316. 1920. 
 
 09083. bb. 66. 
 Dawbarn (C.) Jofire and his Army. pp. 233. 
 
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 Gleason (A.) and (H. H.) Golden Lads. Eye- 
 witnesses' stories of the European War. 
 
 pp.262. lY. y., 1916. 09076. e. 83. 
 
 Mackenzie (D. A.) Great Deeds of the Great 
 
 War. Blackie, 19 16. 4°. 1873. b. 7. 
 Heroes and Heroic Deeds of the Great 
 
 War. pp. 192. Blackie, 1916. 09082. a. 87. 
 Newbolt {Sir H. J.) Tales of the Great War. 
 
 pp. 294. Longmans, 19 16. 09082. b. 17. 
 
 Wheeler (H. F. B.) Stirring Deeds of Britain's 
 
 Sea-Dogs in the Great War. pp. 347. 
 
 G. G. Harrap, 191 6. 9083. f. 29. 
 
 Wood (W.) In the Line of Battle : soldiers' 
 
 stories of the war. pp. 239. 
 
 Chapman <t- Hall, 1916. 9081. ee. 12. 
 
 British Battles. Pen Pictures of British 
 
 Battles, pp. 71. Eyre d: Spottiswoode, 19 17. 
 
 9082. f. 23. 
 British Empire. Deeds that Thrill the Empire. 
 
 2 vol. Hutchinson <fc Co., 1917. 4^. 
 
 9081. ff. 17. 
 Leask (G. a.) V.C. Heroes of the War. 
 
 pp. 300. G. G. Harrap, 191 7. 09082. cc. 14. 
 Westerman (P. F.) Deeds of Pluck and Daring 
 
 in the Great War. Blackie, 19 17. 4°. 
 
 9083. h. 24. 
 Wilson (R.) The Post of Honour : stories of 
 
 daring Deeds in the Great War. pp. 159. 
 
 J. M. Dent, 19 17. 09082. a. 86. 
 
 Centurion. Gentlemen-at-Arnis. Tales of the 
 
 war. pp. 274. Heinemann, 19 18. 09082. d. 27. 
 Leask (G. A.) Golden Deeds of Heroism. 
 
 pj). 246. J. Joh)ison, 1919. 9082. b. 34. 
 
 Barron (E. A.) Deeds of Heroism and Daring. 
 
 l^p. 402. 1920. [^Harper's Pictorial Library of 
 
 the World War.] 9084. g. 10/10. 
 
 C'arr (K. ) Women Who Dared. Heroines of 
 
 the Great War. pp. 284. 
 
 S. W. Partridge, 1920. 010603. de. 6. 
 
 Adcock (A. St. J.) Australasia Triumphant ! 
 
 pp. 99. Simpkin, Marshall, 19 15. 4°. 
 
 9083. g. 6. 
 Buley (E. C.) Glorious Deeds of Australasians 
 
 in the Great War. pj). 337. A. Melrose, 1915. 
 
 9082. gg. 23. 
 Cadenhead (J. F.) The Canadian Scottish : 
 
 stray papers by a private, pp. 34. 
 
 Aberdeen, 19 15. 4°. 9082. h. 14. 
 
 Tucker (A. B.) The Battle Glorv of Canada. 
 
 pp. 168. Cassell, 19 15. " 9083. e. 14. 
 
 Ontario. Dept. of Education. Annals of Valour. 
 
 pp. 165. Toronto, 1919. 09084. aa. 24. 
 
 BuFFiN (C.) Baron. La Belgique heroique et 
 vaillante pp. 376. 1916. 9081. de. 17. 
 
 Butts (M.) Heros ! Episodes de la Grande 
 Guerre, pp. 394. 1915. 9082. e. 21. 
 
 DUPONT (M.) En Campagne, 1914-1915. 
 pp. 320. 191 5. 9082. de. 44. 
 
 In the Field, 1914-1915. pp. 307. 1915. 
 
 [Soldiers' Tales of the Great War.] 
 
 9081. c. 1/6. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Collective 
 Works on Incidents in the War— 
 
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 European War. Contes veridiques des tran- 
 
 chees, 1914-1915. pp. 300. 19 15. 9083. de. 29. 
 Maze-Sencier (G.) Les vies hcroiques. pp.313- 
 
 1915. 9083. gg. 25. 
 
 Delvert ( ) Quelques Heros. pp. 253. 
 
 19 18. 9083. bb. 41. 
 
 Talmeyr (M.) Portraits de la belle France. 
 
 L'Heroisme pendant la guerre, pp. 260. 
 
 19 1 8. 10657. de. 8. 
 
 European War. Glorieux Vainqucurs de la 
 
 plus grande guerre de I'histoire. pp. 70. 
 
 Montreal, 19 19. 9083. aa. 01. 
 
 Nadaud (M.) La Grande Guerre : rccits de 
 
 combattants. pp. 182. 
 
 Cambridge Univ. Press, 1919. 9082. bb. 32. 
 Howard (H. H.) Contes de la grande guerre. 
 
 pp. 245. Boston, 1920. 09083. cc. 68. 
 
 Germany. Appendix. Lieb Vaterland. Feld- 
 
 briefe unserer Offiziere, Aerzte und Soldaten. 
 
 Bd. 1, 2. Heilbronn, 1914. 9083. aaa. 16. 
 
 ^Martin (H.) Kriegsanekdoten. pp. 90. 
 
 Munchen, 1914. 9082. c. 32. 
 
 PuETTER (E.) and Kamineb (S.) Kriegsdoku- 
 
 mente. Erzahlungen der Verwundeten. 
 
 pp. 93. Leipzig, 1914. 9^)82. f. 18. 
 
 Amelung (H.) Husarenstreiche. Heldentaten 
 
 aus dem Voikerringen, 1914. pp. 335. 
 
 Munchen, 19 15. 9083. e. 1. 
 
 Boerschel (E.) Unser Eisernes Kreuz. Ein 
 
 deutsches Heldenbuch. pj). 246. Leipzig, 191 ^. 
 
 9082. f. 33. 
 DuHR (B.) Goldkorner aus eiserner Zeit. 
 
 pp. 120. Munchen, 1915. 16°. 9082. df. 8. 
 Eisernes Kreuz. Wie wir unser Eisernes 
 
 Kreuz erhielten. Lfg. 1. Dresden, 19 15. 
 
 9082. c. 31. 
 European War. Heldenkampfe. Bd. 1-6. 
 
 Weimar, 1915. 9083. aaa. 18. 
 
 Heymann (R.) Unsere feldgrauen Heldon. 
 
 no. 1-3. Leipzig, 1915. 12°. 9082. df. ()5. 
 
 LucKA (E.) Das brennende Jahr. Kriegs- 
 
 Anekdoten. pp. 120. Berlin, 191 =;• 
 
 012552. a. 84. 
 Mueller-Ruedersdorf (W.) Mit Herz und 
 
 Hand. I]in Heldenbuch vom Weltkriege. 
 
 pp. 83. Munchen, 19 15. 09076. e. 54. 
 
 Ratislav (J. K.) An der Front. Anekdoten 
 
 und Begebenheiten aus dem Weltkriege. 
 
 pp. 240. Leipzig, 19 15. 012305. h. 40. 
 
 Rudolf (F. ) Helden und Heldentaten. Be- 
 
 richte aus deni grossen Kriege. pp. 281. 
 
 Miimhen, 1915. 9082. gg. 16. 
 
 Thissen (O.) Mit Herz und Hand fiirs Vater- 
 land ! Zcitbilder des Weltkriegs 1914. 
 
 pp. 398. Koln, 1915. 09076. ff. 14. 
 
 Wuensciie (A.) Kriegslesebuch iiber den Krieg 
 
 von 1914. Sammhing der bestcn Kriegserzahl- 
 
 ungen. pp. 180. Leipzig, 1915. 9083. e. 35. 
 European War. 8 gegcn 2. Erinnerungen 
 
 an den Krieg 1914. Hd. 1, 2. 
 
 Berlin, 1914-16. fol. 9084. h. 3. 
 
 Feuer. Im Feuer. 5 Bde. Berlin, 19 14-16. 
 
 9083. df. 15. 
 Heuler (F.) In den Gluten des Weltbrandes. 
 
 Bd. 1-5. Wurd)urg, 1915-16. 09082. bb. 36. 
 HiLLGER (H.) Krieg und Sieg 1914 naeh 
 
 Berichten der Zeitgenossen. Bd. 1-.30. 
 
 Berlin, 1914-16. 09082. bb. 3.". 
 
56 
 
 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918. 
 
 Military and Naval History.— Colleetive 
 Works on Incidents in the War — 
 continued. 
 
 KuEHN (R.) Sammlung von Kriegserlebnissen. 
 
 no. 1-4. Leipzig, 19 14-16. 09082. i. 3. 
 
 Langen (A.) Kriegsbiicher. Geschichten aus 
 
 Deutschlands Kampfen. Bd. 1-17. 
 
 Miinchen, 1914-16. 12°. 012552. i. 24. 
 
 Rosen (E.) Der grosse Krieg. Ein Anekdoten- 
 
 buch. Tl. 1-4. StutUjart, 1914-16. 9083. a. 27. 
 BuxBAUM (P.) In Feldgrau. Heldentaten 
 
 hessischer Krieger. pp. 183. G lessen, 191 7. 
 
 9083. aa. 40. 
 Delbrueck (J.) Der deutsche Krieg in Feld- 
 
 postbriefen. Bd. 1-8, 10. Miinchen, 1915-17. 
 
 9083. aaa. 17. 
 Germany. Kaiser-Wilhelm-Dank. Unterm 
 
 Eisernen Kreuz. Kriegsschriften. 100 Hefte. 
 
 Berlin, 1914-20. W.P. 3634. 
 
 ScHEiDEMANN (P.) Zwischen den Gefechten. 
 
 Geschichten, Skizzen und Aufzeichnungen. 
 
 pp. 151. Berli7i, 1920. 012251. ff. 5. 
 
 Germany. Das Deutsche Soklatenbuch. 
 
 pp. 167. Berlin, 1914. 012331. e. 74. 
 
 Gerok(G.) Sei getreu bis an den Tod. Gedenk- 
 
 buch an unsei'e gefallenen Helden. pp. 72. 
 
 Stuttgart, 19 14. 4°. 8425. i. 62. 
 
 LoRENz (F.) Heldenkranze. Gedachtnisbuch 
 
 fiir die , Gefallenen. pp. 125. Berlin, 1915. 
 
 012305. m. 27. 
 PocHHAMMER (M.) Weihnachten im Welt- 
 
 kriege 1914. Eine Gabe fiir unsere tapferen 
 
 Kampfer. pp. 181. Berlin, 1915. 09076. e. 67. 
 VoRTiscH VAN Vloten ( ) Der Tod totet 
 
 nicht ! Eine Gabe an unsere Soldaten. 
 
 pp. 28. Freiburg i. Br., 19 14. 16°. 
 
 3457. df. 68. 
 
 Nagy (E.) Tabori levelek. pp. 192. 
 Budapest, 19 15. 09082. cc. 55. 
 
 ScHiAPARELLi (C.) Compagni d' arme. Uo- 
 mini e cose della guerra. pp. 96. 
 Torino, 19 18. 9084. cc. 10. 
 
 Arzub'ev (P.) 41).ia 11 .Iioaii Boennaro BpeMenii. 
 HoflfipL 1914— Mail 1916. pp. 178. Di., 191 5. 
 
 9083. ff. 28. 
 KuBMOYAROV (I.) Ito niica.iii Kii3aKaxi bt> 
 BoflHV 1914-15 rr. pp.186. Z/i., 1915. 
 
 09082. bb. 6. 
 
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 Bo.iOHTepoBi BO ^panijiH. pp.81. Xeneea, igic,. 
 
 09082. aa. 8. 
 
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 Biopaa oieHecTBeHHaa Boiiiia no pascKasaMi ea 
 
 repoesT). III., 1915, etc. W.P. 4898. 
 
 Chukovsky (K.) .3aroBopii.Tii MO.iHaBiuie : aiir.iii- 
 
 •lane II Boiiiia, pp.185. III., 1916. 9082. ee. 32. 
 
 COLLECTIVE BIOGRAPHIES : HANDBOOKS 
 AND DICTIONAEIES. 
 
 Clutterbuck (L. a.) The Bond of Sacrifice : 
 a biographical record of all British officers 
 who fell in the Great War. vol. i. 
 Anglo-African Publishing Contractors, 1916. fol. 
 
 9083. h. 37. 
 
 Darnton (M. C.) War Makers and Peace Makers, 
 pp. 406. N.Y., 1920. {Harper's Pictorial 
 Library of the World War.^ 9084. g. 10/9. 
 
 European War Who's Who in the War. 
 pp. 16. E. J. Larby, 19 16. 10705. aaa. 48. 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Collective 
 Biographies : Handbooks and Diction- 
 aries — continued. 
 
 Jews. Jews among the Entente Leaders. 
 pp. 35. R. Clay <t Sons, 19 18. 10603. ee. 2L 
 
 Massue de Ruvigny (M. A. de) Marquis de 
 Buvigny. The Roll of Honour : a biographical 
 record of all members of His Majesty's naval 
 and military forces who have fallen in the War. 
 vol. I. Standard Art Book Co., 1917. 4°. 
 
 9058. ff. 6. 
 
 Parkman (M. R.) Fighters for Peace, pp. 311. 
 N.Y., 1919. 010603. df. 2. 
 
 Mackay (B. L. von) Baron. Volkerfuhrer 
 und -verfiihrer. pp. 341. Frankfurt a. M., 1917. 
 
 08027. bb. 59. 
 
 D'AuvERGNE (E. B. F.) An ABC Guide to the 
 Great War. pp.46. Werner Latirie, 19 14. 
 
 9082. de. 1. 
 European War. New War Encyclopaedia and 
 
 Dictionary, pp. 94. Jarrold, 19 14. 
 
 9082. f. 4. 
 The War Book-of-Facts. pp. 146. 
 
 Shaw Co., 1914. 9082. f. 2. 
 
 Nash (J. E.) Nash's War Manual, pp. 350. 
 
 E. Nash, 19 1 4. 9082. e. 1. 
 
 P.P. London. Daily Chronicle. The Great 
 
 War Book. pp. 192. 1914. 9082. f. 5. 
 
 Sheip (S. S.) Handbook of the European War. 
 jjp. 334. White Plains, N.Y., 19 14. 
 
 9083. e. 42. 
 SuGDEN (C. K.) War Facts and Figures. 
 
 L. B. Hill, 1 9 14. 9082. f. 3. 
 
 Anderson (C. C.) War Manual. 2 vol. 
 
 Fisher Unioin, 1915. 8824. ee. 15. 
 
 European War. Pocket War Dictionary. 
 
 pp.40. Z)e/o^i> cfc Co., 19 1 5. 16°. 9082. "df. 5. 
 Things to know about the War. pp. 159. 
 
 Pearson, 1915. 8826. eee. 8. 
 
 Natesan, Ganapati-Agrahdram. All About the 
 
 War. pp. 440. Madras, 1915. 4°. 
 
 9082. h. 20. 
 Wile (F. W.) " Who's Who " in Hunland. 
 
 pp. 154. Simpkin cfc Co., 19 16. 09076. de. 87. 
 
 Janson (R. a. von) Die Streitkrafte unserer 
 Feinde. pp. 39. Berlin, 19 14. 9082. f. 29. 
 
 Kriegslexikon. Kleines Kriegslexikon. 
 pp. 61. Stuttgart, 19 14. 9082. df. 6. 
 
 Wolff (P.) Heer mid Flotte unserer Feinde 
 sowie der iibrigen fremden Machte. pp. 80. 
 Oldenburg i. Gr., 19 15. 16°. 8826. aaa. 33. 
 
 Steindorff (U.) Kriegstaschenbuch : ein 
 Handlexikon iiber den Weltkrieg. pp. 346. 
 Leipzig, 1916. 09082. a. 5.3. 
 
 Fischer (P. B.) and Zuehlke (P.) Deutschland 
 und der Weltkrieg. pp. 119. Leipzig, 1918. 
 
 09083. bb. 27. 
 
 ROLLS OF HONOUR. 
 
 England. Xary. The War : the Royal Navy, 
 
 the Arm}'. Officers and men mentioned in 
 
 despatches, and lists of honours and rewards. 
 
 pt. I. 1915. 9084. cc. 4. 
 
 England. Army. Lists. Officers Died in the 
 
 Great War, 1914-1919. pp. 262. 1919. 
 
 9081. fl. 8. 
 Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-19. 
 
 1920, etc. W.P. 5018. 
 
 European War. The National Roll of the 
 
 Great War, 1914-1918. 
 
 National Publishing Co., 1920, etc. W.P. 5889. 
 
EUROPEAN WAP, 1914 1918. 
 
 57 
 
 Military and Naval History. — Rolls of 
 Honour — nuitiiutciL 
 
 England. Army. Lists. With the Colours : a 
 list of Chartered and Incorporated Accountants 
 and their Clerks Avho are serving with the 
 British forces, 1914-1916. Gee db Co., igi6. 4°. 
 
 8824. i. 29. 
 
 Sewell (E. H. D.) The Rugby Football Inter- 
 nationals Roll of Honour, pp. 237. 
 T. C. Jack, 1919. 4°. 10803. h. 17. 
 
 Adcock (A. St. J.) For Remembrance. Soldier 
 Poets who have fallen m the War. pp. 312. 
 Hodder cfc Stoughton, 1920. 010803. f. 13. 
 
 North Eastern Railway Company. Roll oT 
 
 Honour and List of N.E.R. men serving in the 
 
 Navy and Army. pp. 129. York, 1915. 4°. 
 
 8_235. f. 04. 
 
 MoRRiss (H. F.) Bermondsey's "Bit" in the 
 
 Greatest War. 19 19, etc. W.P. 3419. 
 
 London. Alley n's School, Dulwich. Roll of 
 
 Old Boys serving in H.M. Forces, pp. 20. 
 
 Dulwich, 19 1 5. 83G6. c. 46. 
 
 London. Imperial College of Science and 
 
 Technology. Service List. 1915. 08365. i. 21. 
 London. Linton House School. Linton House 
 
 School. The Great War, 1914-1919. A Roll 
 
 of Honour, pp. 11. 1920. 08364. g. 3. 
 
 Scott (C. K.) List of the former scholars of the 
 
 Ratcliff Settlement serving in the War. 
 
 pp. 12. 191 7. 8364. aaaa. 34. 
 
 London. Saint PauVs School. Names of Old 
 
 Paulines who lost their lives in the War. 
 
 pp. 30. 19 19. 08365. g. 40. 
 
 London. University of London. Pro Patria, 
 
 1914-1916. pp. 64. 1916. 08365. k. 13. 
 
 P.P. Reading. Reading Standard. Berkshire 
 
 and the War. pp. 1014. 
 
 Beading, 19 14-19. obi. fol. 9083. dd. 1. 
 
 Birkenhead School. Memorials of Old 
 
 Birkonians who fell in the Great W^ar. pp. 211. 
 
 Liverpool, 1920. 4°. 8365. ff. 45. 
 
 Birmingham. King Edward's School. Roll of 
 
 Honour of Camp Hill Old Edwardians who took 
 
 part in the War. pp. 16. Birmingham, 19 19. 
 
 8364. c. 92. 
 Service Record of King Edward's School, 
 
 Birmingham, durmg the War. pp. 200. 
 
 Birmingham, 1920. 4°. 08364. ff. 3. 
 
 Bournemouth School. Names of present 
 
 and former members who served in H.M. 
 
 Forces in the War. pp. 13. 
 
 Bournemouth, 1920. 08364. ee. 3. 
 
 Bowesfield. Bowesfield M'ar Fund. Souvenir 
 
 Programme and Photographic Album of War 
 
 Heroes and War W^orkers. 
 
 Stockton-on-Tees, 191 7. obi. 8°. 10351. a. 72. 
 Terbutt (L.) Petty Sessional Division of 
 
 Cambridge. Roll of Service, pp. 81. 
 
 Cambridge, 191 5. 8828. ee. 39. 
 
 Ac. Cambridge. University of Cambridge. 
 
 War Record of the Cambridge University 
 
 Press, pp. 58. Cambridge, 1920. 
 
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 D., E. K. A Brief Record of the Services of 
 
 Chevelev Men in the War. pp 26. 
 
 Cambridge, 1920. 4°. 09082. d. 43. 
 
 Croydon. Whitgift Grammar School. The 
 
 Book of Remembrance, and list of members 
 
 serving with H.M. Forces 1914-1919. 
 
 Pettitt (fc Co., 1920. 9083. dd. 6. 
 
 Denstone College. Denstone College. On 
 
 His Majesty's Service. Denstone, 19 15. 4°. 
 
 8366. c. 48. 
 
 Militai'y and Naval History.— Rolls of 
 Honour — nuitinncil. 
 
 Dorking. St. Martin's Church of England 
 
 Schools. Roll of Honour of St. Martin's Church 
 
 of England Schools, Dorking, pp.3. 1919. 4°. 
 
 1879. CO. 12. (9.) 
 
 Epsom College. Pro Rege et Patria. Epsom 
 
 College. Dec. 1915. pp. 15. Epsom, 1915. 
 
 08365. h. 48. 
 Eton College. List of Etonians on Active 
 
 Service. 5 pt, Eton College, 19 15- 16. 
 
 08365. g. 43. 
 Harrow School. Harrow and the War. 
 
 pp. 12. 1915. 8365. bbb. 21. 
 
 Dorrien (Sir H. L. S.) Harrow's Epic of 
 
 War. pp. 28. Harrow, 1916. 08365. e. 31. 
 Christ's Hospital. Christ's Hospital Roll of 
 
 Service, pp. 27. 1916. 8365. bbb. 51. 
 
 Cooke (J.) The Great W^orld War. Irlam & 
 
 Cadishead's Part, pp.271. Irlam, igi-j. 
 
 010368. ee. 15. 
 Lancaster. Lancashire. Biographies, Rolls of 
 
 Honour, pp. 570. R. J. James, 19 17. 
 
 10803. f. 18. 
 Ac. Manchester. Victoria University. List of 
 
 Past and Present Members of the University 
 
 of Manchester serving with H.M. Forces in 
 
 the War. pp. 24. Manchester, 19 15. obi. 4^. 
 
 R. Ac. 2671. b. 
 
 Newton College. List of Old Newtonians 
 
 serving with His Majesty's Forces, 1914-1918. 
 
 pp. 23. yewton Abbot, 1918. P.P. 6152. ch. (2.) 
 Oldham. Hulme Grammar School. Roll of 
 
 Honour, 1914-15. pp. 15. Manchester, 1915. 
 
 8364. de. 52. 
 OuNDLE School. Names of Old Oundehans 
 
 serving in His Majesty's forces, pp. 40. 
 
 Oundle, 1915. 08366. g. 8. (2.) 
 
 Ac Oxford. University of O-vford. Oxford 
 
 University Roll of Service, pp. 683. 
 
 Oxford, 1920. 08364. ee. 5. 
 Wadham College. Wadham College Record. 
 
 Oxford University Roll of Service, 1914- 
 
 1916. 2 pt. Ciford, 1915, 16. 08364. ff. 7. 
 
 Plymouth. Plymouth and Mannamead College' 
 Roll of Old Plymothians and Mannameadians 
 now serving in His Majesty's Naval and 
 Military Forces, pp.27. 191 5. 08365. h. 49. 
 
 Portsmouth. Portsmouth Grammar School. 
 Roll of Honour, pp. 24. Portsmouth, 1915. 
 
 08365. 1. 22. 
 Repton School. Old Reptonian War Register^ 
 
 1914-1919. pp. 214. Repton, 1920. 
 
 08364. f. 9. 
 Saint Albans School. Roll of Service. Old 
 
 Albanians. Aug. 1914— Aug. 1917. pp. 11. 
 
 St. Albans, 191 7. 08365. g. 2. 
 
 Sedbergh School. Old Sedberghians serving 
 
 with His Majesty's Forces. 2 pt. 
 
 Sedbergh, 1914, 15. 08366. g. 5. (1.) 
 
 Shrewsbury. Royal School. Shrewsbury School 
 
 Roll of Service. Shrewsbury, 19 15. 4°. 
 
 8366. i. 13. 
 Southbourne. St. Katharine's, Southbourne. 
 
 The Active Service Altar-Roll of Parishioners 
 
 and Friends, 1914-1916. 2 pt. 
 
 Boscombe, 1915, 16. 16^ 10.351. a. 71. 
 
 Trent College. O.T.'s serving in His Majesty'* 
 
 Forces. 191 5. 12°. 08365. e. 27. 
 
 Winchester College. Roll of Honour, 
 
 Aucrust 1914— July 1917. pp. 10. 
 
 Winchester, 191 7. 08365. g. 42. 
 Wykehamist War Service Roll. pp. 238. 
 
 Winchlster, 1919. 4°. 08365. g. 38. 
 
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 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918. 
 
 Military and Naval History.—Rolls of 
 
 Honour— CI rut i lined. 
 
 Ac. Wales. University of Wales. Roll of 
 Service, 1914-1917. pp. 39. Bangor. 1917. 
 
 W.P. 4558. 
 
 Brecon. Christ College. Roll of Honour. 
 Brecon, 1915. 18G5. c. 1. (80.) 
 
 C'amerok (D.) Muster Roll of the Manse. 
 Names of Ministers of the Church f)f Scotland, 
 and of members of their families, on active 
 service or engaged in work connected aa ith the 
 War. pp.162. Glasgoiv, 1 gig. 09084. aa. 28. 
 
 P.P. Glasgow. National Trade Guardian. 
 National Guardian Scottish Trade Roll of 
 Honour, European War, 1914-1915. pp. 144. 
 Glasgoiv, 1916. fol. 1878. f. 4. 
 
 Smith (James) Roll of Honour. St. George's- 
 in-the-West Parish, Aberdeen. 3 pt. 
 Aberdeen, 1915-17. 9083. g. 35. 
 
 Arbroath. Roll of Honour, Arbroath and 
 district, 1914-1919. pp. 243. 
 Arbroath, 1919. 10369. h. 28. 
 
 Ree (S.) Roll of Honour of Soldiers and Sailors 
 connected with Boharm. Keith, 19 15. fol. 
 
 10370. f. 26. 
 
 Denny. Dennv and Dunipace Roll of Honour, 
 1914-1918. pp. 115. Edinburgh. 1920. 
 
 09084. c. 11. 
 
 Dundee. Caxton House Printing Office. The 
 Roll of Honour of Caxton House Printing 
 Office, Dundee. A record of the employees who 
 served in the War. pp. 340. Dundee, 1920. 
 
 09084. aaa. 1. 
 
 Edinburgh. George Watson's College. A Me- 
 morial Record of Watsonians who served in 
 the Great War, 1914-1918. pjx 356. 
 Edinburgh, 1920. 8364. k. 21. 
 
 Glasgow. Glasgow Academy. The Glasgow 
 Academy Roll of Honour, 1914-1918. pp. 72. 
 Glasgow, 19 18. 8365. bb. 58. 
 
 Hawick. Hawick and the War : a jiictorial 
 
 record, pp. 228. Hawick, 19 14-19. 4°. 
 
 9081. h. 27. 
 ■Grant (W.) Loyal Lewis. Roll of Honour, 
 
 1914 and after, pp. 343. 
 
 Stornoway, 1920. obi. 8°. 9084. de. 9. 
 
 Ramage (T. R ) Roll of Honour of Nairnshire. 
 
 pp. 24. Nairn, 1915. 9082. if. 15. 
 
 Nairn. Parish Church. Roll of Honour. 
 
 pp. 12. Nairn, 1914. 9083. e. 44. 
 
 Ac. Saint Andrews. University. St. Andrews 
 
 University in the Great War. pp. 8. 
 
 St. Andrews, 1915. 4°. 8364. h. 33. 
 
 JManson (T.) Shetland's Roll of Honour and 
 
 Roll of Service, pp. 284. Lerwick, 1920. 4°. 
 
 9083. d. 2. 
 Ac. Dublin. National University of Ireland. 
 
 War List. Roll of Honour, pp. 42. 
 
 Dublin, 1 9 19. 08366. de. 45. 
 
 •Sydney. Colonial Sugar Refining Convpany. 
 
 A Record of the War Service of members of 
 
 the Staff, 1914-1918. pp. 45. 
 
 Sydney, 19 19. 9082. dd. 23. 
 
 Mauritius, Island of Royal College. Rotulus 
 
 MiUtaris. Roll of old students serving with the 
 
 Allied Forces, jip. 15. Mauritius, 191 7. 06/. 8". 
 
 8364. a. 73. 
 BuRSiLL (J. F.) The Gold Stripe : a tribute to 
 
 the British Columbia men Avho have been 
 
 killed, crippled and wounded in the Great \A'ar. 
 
 pp. 160. Vancouver, 1918. 4°. 12355. k. 24. 
 
 Military and Naval History.—Rolls of 
 Honour —:-o»^'// md. 
 
 Stevenson (E.) Presentation Exercises. 
 
 Unveiling of a tablet to the boys of Maganeta- 
 
 wan District who took part in the War. pp. 14. 
 
 Maganetawan, 19 19. 4°. 9083. h. 29. 
 
 Ginisty(P.) Les Artistes morts pour la Patrie, 
 
 aout 1914 — decembre 1915. pp. 170. 1916. 
 
 010662. b. 39. 
 Carre (A.) Sainte-Croix an champ d'honneur, 
 
 1914-1915. pp. 250. 19 1 6. 08355. k. 30. 
 Germany. Army. Alphabetische Verlustliste. 
 
 Heft 1-32. Beriin, 1914, 15. fol. 9083. h. 3. 
 
 MEDICINE. 
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 La Motte (E. N.) The Backwash of War. 
 
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 LoBRY (A. J. A.) Henri Bremant : vie d'un 
 
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 Davignon (H.) Lettres et impressions du front. 
 
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 DuBARLE (R.) Lettres de guerre, pp.282. 
 
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 Eteve (M.) Lettres d'un Combattant, aout 
 
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 09082. bbb. 57. 
 La Gorce (P. de) Deux Fibres : Andre & 
 
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 Catta (T.) Yves de Joannis, brigadier au 51° 
 
 d'artillerie. pp. 302. 19 19. 10657. aa. 10. 
 Fontenay (C. de) Charles et Etienne de 
 
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 JuNOD (l5.) Lettres et Souvenirs, pp. 296. 
 
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 Lavoine (J.) Jacques Lavoine, mort pour la 
 
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 avril 1916. pp.262. 1917. 010905. e. 29. 
 
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 Carcassonne, 1918. 4867. dd. 48. 
 
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 Saleilles (J.) Lettres de guerre, pp. 176. 
 
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 09082. cc. 42. 
 
 Letters from a French Soldier, 1914-1915. 
 
 Translated by H. R. P. pp. 67. 
 
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 9082. ff. 23. 
 
 CiviNiNi (G.) Viaggio intorno alia guerra. 
 
 Dair Egeo al Baltico, lugho 1915 — raarzo 1916. 
 
 pp.380. 3Hlano, igi-j. 09083. aaa. 75. 
 
 Angeli (D.) La Francia in guerra. pp. 254. 
 
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 Barzini (L.) Scene della Grande Guerra. 
 
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 Sword and Plough, pp. 157. 
 
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 Marrabini (C.) Les Garibaldiens de 1' Argonne. 
 
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 Baxj (A.) Alia fronte col reggimento carabinieri 
 
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 BoFFi (F.) Su le tracce della guerra. pp. 135. 
 
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 Buonaiuti (A.) Sul Carso raggiunto. pp. 142. 
 
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 Cantalupo (R.) Dalle retrovie alle trincee. 
 
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 Holl' (L.) Lettere di soldati italiani, raccolte 
 
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 09082. a. 23. 
 Margheri (F.) Lettere di un caporale dell' 
 
 84° Fanteria, 3' compagnia, zona di guerra. 
 
 pp. 78. Firenze, 19 16. 09082. a. 24. 
 
 Rossi (G. de) Gli aneddoti della nostra guerra. 
 
 pp. 212. Bologna, 19 16. 09082. aa. 20. 
 
 Cadorna (C.) La guerra nelle retro ve. 
 
 pp. 136. Firenze, 19 17. 08248. b. 45. 
 
 Steege (K. R.) We of Italv. Letters of Italian 
 
 Soldiers, pp.278. Dent^ ic)i~,. 09083. c. 9. 
 Agabiti (A.) Sulla Fronte Giulia : note di 
 
 taccuino, 1915-1917. pp. 134. 
 
 Najwli, 1 9 18. 09083. a. 30. 
 
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 Castellini (G.) Tre anni di guerra. Diario. 
 
 pp. 215. Milano, 1919. 09083. cc. 56. 
 
 Gasparotto (L.) Diario di un fante. 2 vol. 
 
 Milano, 191 9. 09083. cc. 55. 
 
 Gray (E. M.) Con le fanterie sarde. Giornate 
 
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 Firenze, 19 19. 4°. 9084. f. 5. 
 
 Jahier (P.) Con mc c con gli Alpini. 
 
 Roma, ic)20, etc. W.P. 6487. 
 
 Feaccaroli (A. ) Dalla Serbia invasa alle truicee 
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 KuEMOYAEOV (I.) IIiicLMii (M'imcpa CI ncpejOBbixi 
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 Sayansky (L.) Tpn jrlcflqa bi Ook) : .peBuiii; b 
 
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 Chukovsky (K.) SaroBopn.iii Mo.naBmie: anr.iii- 
 
 laiic II BOiiHa. pp.185. 7/;., 1916. 9082. ee. 82. 
 Lebedev (V.) Souvenirs d'un rolontaire russe 
 
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 191 7. 09082. bbb. 60. 
 
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 RiNEHAET (M. R.) Kings, Queens and Pawns. 
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 A.Y., 19 15. 9083. ff. 15. 
 
 Hall (J. N.) Kitchener's Mob : the adven- 
 tures of an American in the Biitish Army. 
 pp.200. Constable, igi6. 9081. *ee. 3. 
 
 Moelae (E.) a Soldier of the Legion, pp. 128. 
 Boston, 1916. 09082. aaa. 49. 
 
 EoBLNSOx (W. J.) My Fourteen Months at the 
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 pp. 286. Hodder d- Stoughton, 19 16. 
 
 09082. aa. 1. 
 Sheahan (H.) a Vohuiteer Poilu. pp. 217. 
 
 Boston, 1916. 9083. de. 5. 
 
 Empey (A. G.) From the Fire Step : the 
 experiences of an American soklier in the 
 Bi'itish Army, pp.256. A. F., 191 7. 
 
 09083. c. 43. 
 " Over the Top," by an American soldier 
 
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 09082. cc. 45. 
 Gleason (A.) Our Part in the Great War. 
 
 pp.338. A.r., 1917. 9082. a. 12. 
 
 Wood (E. F.) The Note Book of an Intelhgence 
 
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 Aldeich (M.) On the Edge of the War Zone. 
 
 pp. 279. Constable, 1918. 09082. d. 3. 
 The Peak of the Load. From the entrance 
 
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 9083. a. 20. 
 Baldwin (H.) Holding the Line. pp. 305. 
 
 Chicago, 19 18. 9082. a. 23. 
 
 Belton (J.) and Odell (E. G.) Hunting the 
 
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 Claek (A. T.) To Bagdad with the British. 
 
 pp.295. iY.r., 1918. 09082. bbb, 55. 
 
 De Varila (0.) The First Shot for Liberty: 
 
 the story of an American who went over with the 
 
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 PhUadeliMa, 1918. 9082. b. 22. 
 
 Egan (E. F.) The War in the Cradle of the 
 
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 09082. bb. 20. 
 Gibson (P.) Battering the Boche. pp. 120. 
 
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 Geasty (C. H.) Flashes from the Front. 
 
 pp.306. A. r., 1 918. 09083. bb. 4, 
 
 Holmes (R. D.) A Yankee in the Trenches. 
 
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 Hopkins (N. M.) Over the Threshold of War : 
 
 personal experiences, pj). 375. 
 
 Pkiladeljyhia, 19 18. 9082. d. 1. 
 
 Macbeide (H. W.) The Emma Gees. pp. 219. 
 
 Indianapolis, 1918. 9082. aa. 13. 
 
 Military and Naval History.— Personal 
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 RiGGS (A. S.) With Three Armies on and behind 
 
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 Indianapolis, 1918. 9082. aa. 14. 
 
 Sterne (E.) Over the Seas for Uncle Sam. 
 
 pp.250. N.Y., igi8. 09083. bb. 13. 
 
 Cobb (I. S.) The Glory of the Commg : what 
 
 mine eyes have seen of Americans in action. 
 
 pp. 463. Hodder d; Stoughton, 1919. 
 
 09082. d. 33. 
 Fergusson (R. M.) With the American Army 
 
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 Paisley, 19 19. " 09083. a. 24. 
 
 Duffy (F. P.) Father Duffy's Story. Life and 
 
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 Hareison (H. S.) When I come back. Me- 
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 Constable, 1920. 10884. aaa. 7. 
 
 Roosevelt (K.) War in the Garden of Eden. 
 
 pp. 253. J. Murray, 1920. 9083. bbb. 38. 
 
 Roosevelt (T.) Average Americans, pp. 252. 
 
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 Abbey (E. A.) An American Soldier : letters of 
 
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 BuTTEES (H. A.) Harry Butters : life and ^^'ar 
 
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 Genet (E.) War Letters, pp. 330. 
 
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 Merrill (W.) A CoUege Man in Khald : letters 
 
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 Emerson (E.) Mit den deutschen Heeren. 
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 Seegee (E.) Die Kampfplatze in West und Ost. 
 
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 Hildebrandt (P.) Vorm Feind. Kriegs- 
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 Behr (H. von) Bei der fiinftcn Reserve- 
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 Dalaxg (M.) Meine elf Wochen Grenzbesetz- 
 
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 Foster (A. E. M.) Lord God of Battles : a War 
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 Knight (W. A.) Pro Patria et Rege. Poems 
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 Soldier Poets. Soldier Poets : songs of the 
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 Nettleingham (F. T.) Tommy's Tunes : a 
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 O.SBORN (E. B.) The Muse in Arms : a collection 
 
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 T., W. G. For those who Mourn. An anthology. 
 
 pp. 64. 1917. 034.56. de. 5. 
 
 Georgian Verse. The Little Books of Georgian 
 
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 Lloyd (B.) Poems written during the Great 
 
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 Allen & Unwin, 191 8. 11603. b. 49. 
 
 R0RDAM (V.) Digte fra Verdenskrigen. 
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 TovEY (D. C.) Grey Kilts : a collection of 
 
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 London Scottish Regimenlal Gazelle, 1918. 16° 
 
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 Clarke (G. H.) A Treasury of War Poetry : 
 
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 Lloyd (B.) The Paths of Glory, pp. 119. 
 
 Allen d: Unwin, 1919. 11604. eee. 36. 
 
 Wetherell (J. E.) The Great War in Verse 
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 012305. k. 29. 
 
 Trotter (J. T.) Valour and Vision : poems of 
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 Longmans, 1920. 011604. f. 43. 
 
 Barrie {Sir J. M.) Der Tag. A play. pp. 39. 
 Hodder d; Stoughton, 1914. 11774. bb. 43. 
 
 Begbie (H.) Fighting Lines and various rein- 
 forcements, pp. 94. Constable, 19 14. 
 
 011649. eee. 58. 
 Binyon (R. L.) The Winnowing-Fan. pp. 36. 
 E. Mathews, 1914. 011649. ee. 46. 
 
 Blakeney (E. H.) To the Day. Eli/, 19 14. 
 
 011649. ee. 41. 
 
 Bulkeley' (H. J.) With Courage. Sonnets and 
 
 other verses, pp. 95 Roulledge, 19 14. 16". 
 
 11652. aaaa. 12. 
 
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 Hardy. (T.) Song of the Soldiers. Ilore, 19 14. 
 
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 Hewlett (M.) Singsongs of the War. pp. 23. 
 
 Poetry Bookshop, igi4. 011649. ee. 40. 
 
 L., M. a. a. Patriotic War Songs and Poems. 
 
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 NiCKLiN (J. A.) " And they went to the War." 
 
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 Sabin (A. K.) War Harvest, 1914. Sonnets. 
 
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 Allsopp (H.) Songs from a Dale in War Time. 
 
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 Cooper (E. T.) Soliloquies of a Subaltern 
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 CouTTS (E. B. M.) Baron Latymer. A Ballad of 
 the War. pp. 15. A. L. Humphreys, 1915. 4°. 
 
 11650. h. 76. 
 Crosland (T. W. H.) a Chant of Affection, 
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 pp. 192. Roma, 19 19. 09083. bb. 62. 
 
 Galletti (A.) Previsioni e illusioni. Note in 
 
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 TypHo-xyjOrKecTBennbiii cOopniiKii noji pe^aKuieii 
 M. MopaBCKOii. pp. 189. Ilmip., 1915. 
 
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 Bt. rojT. BOiiHbi : cSopniiKi. ApiiiCTT. co.i^aTy. 
 no.iT. pejaKuieii .1. K). PaxManoBoii 11 A. B. PvMa- 
 HOBa. pp. 284. nt., 1915. 12350. tt. 18. 
 
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 3ICU3HU. il\im. .InTeparypnuii cOopHiiKb noji 
 pejaKuieii .1. AiijpeeBa, M. ropbKaio 11 0. Co.ioryoa. 
 pp.256. .Won.-«ff, 1916. 8095. gg. 1. 
 
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 Ruiz (P. 31.) La Guen-a. Consideraciones y 
 datos. pp. S2. 1 9 14. 08027. e. 25. 
 
 Maeztu (R. de) Authority, Liberty and Func- 
 tion in the light of the War. pp. 288. 
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 Melgar (F.) En Desagravio. La Guerra 
 Alemana. pp. 62. Barcelona, 1916. 
 
 08027. bb. 40. 
 
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 pp.288. Madrid, igiT. 09083. bb. 33. 
 
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 Stockholm, 1914. 08027. d. 7. 
 
 Krieg und Kultur. pp. 204. Jena, 1915. 
 
 08027. b. 21. 
 Weltkrieg und Imperialismus. pp. 254. 
 
 Jena, 1915. 08027. b. 48. 
 
 Aurelius (B.) Reflexer fran varldsbranden. 
 
 Erinringar och anteokningar. jip. 172. 
 
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 " utredning." jjp. 45. Stockholm, igi-j. 
 
 08027. i. 63. 
 Nerman (T.) Folkhatet. En x'arldskrigsstudie. 
 
 pp. 334. Stockholm, 19 18. 08027. f. 68. 
 
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 Ragaz (L.) t'ber den Sinn des Krieges. pp.48. 
 
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 pp. 222. Bern, 1919. 08027. bb. 68. 
 
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 krieg. pp. 408. Basel, 1920. 08028. i. 19. 
 
EUROPEAN WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
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 United States of America. 
 
 Blakeslee (CJ. H.) The Problems and i^essons 
 of the War. pp.381. iV.F., 191 6. 
 
 08027. h. 74. 
 
 Jefferson (C. E.) What the War is teaching. 
 pp.218. X.Y., 1916. 8425. t. 15. 
 
 ScHCLTE (P. F.) Protest against the Cruel War. 
 pp.45. Cedar Rapids, 1916. 8425. tt. 11. 
 
 Sweetser (A.) Roadside Glimpses of the Great 
 War. pp.272. .¥.}'., 1916. 09070. ff. 4G. 
 
 Lodge (H. C.) War Addresses, 1915-1917. 
 PI). 303. Boston, 1917. 08175. d. 21. 
 
 Ac. Chicago. University of Chicago. The Uni- 
 versity of Chicago War Papers. 8 nos. 
 
 Chicago, 1918. R. Ac. 2G91. d/23. 
 
 Chapple (J. M.) " We"ll Stick to the Finish ! " 
 
 People and places visited in the War Zones. 
 
 pp. 303. Boston, 1918. 9081. g. 0. 
 
 CoAR (J. F.) Democracy and the War. pp. 129. 
 
 N.Y., 1918. 08027. g. 1. 
 
 Griggs (E. H.) The Soul of Democracy : the 
 
 I^hilosophy of the world war. jip. 158. 
 
 .V.y., 1918. 8425. t. 24. 
 
 Perry (R. B.) The Present Conflict of Ideals. 
 
 pp. 549. K.Y., 1918. 08462. h. 43. 
 
 C'axby (H. S.) Education by Molence. Essays 
 
 on the War and the Future, pp. 233. 
 
 N.Y., 1 91 9. 012350. g. 5. 
 
 De Bunsen (V.) The War and Men's Minds. 
 
 pp. 185. J. Lane, 1919. 4016. de. 4. 
 
 Thayer (W. R.) Volleys from a Non-Combat- 
 
 ant. pp. 322. Curtis Brown, 1919. 
 
 08027. bb. 57. 
 Folks (H.) The Human Costs of the War. 
 
 pp. 325.. X.Y., 1920. 09083. bb. 58. 
 
 v.— PEACE AND 
 RECONSTRUCTION. 
 
 PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AND PROSPECTS. 
 English Works. 
 
 Dickinson (G. L.) Documents and Statements 
 relating to Peace Proposals &: War Aims, 
 December 1916 — November 1918. pp. 259. 
 Allen cfc Unwin, 1919. 08027. f. 57. 
 
 ]\Iez (J.) Peace Literature of the War. 
 Material for the study of international polity, 
 pp. 23. 1 91 6. \^Association for International 
 Conciliation. Publications.] 8022. aa. 
 
 Kirkpatrick (J.) War Studies. Peace Mith 
 
 honour, pp. 32. A. db C. Black, 19 14. 
 
 08027. a. 43. 
 Maclagan (0. F.) War abolished : the only 
 
 way to achieve this and to end the present 
 
 war. pp. 24. Johnson, Riddle <£■ Co., 1914. 
 
 8425. ee. 32. 
 War. From War to Peace Pamphlets. 6 nos. 
 
 Ki7ig d; Son. 19 14, 15. 08028. df. 22. 
 
 Allen (J. W.) The Danger of Peace, pp. 37. 
 
 G. Bell db Sons, 1915. 08027. d. 17. 
 
 BuTTFiELD (.J. W.) The Xext Peace, pp. 8. 
 
 1915. 8610. d. 11. 
 
 Buxton (C. R.) Towards a Lasting Settlement. 
 
 pp. 216. G. Allen, 19 15. 842.5. p. 28. 
 
 CoxJLTON (G. G.) Pacifist Illusions : a criticism 
 
 of the Union of Democratic Control, pp. 103. 
 
 Cambridge, 1915. 8138. ee. 24. 
 
 Peace and Reconstruction. — Peace 
 Negotiations and Prospects. -English 
 
 Works — rant ill nril. 
 
 Eliot ((;. W.) The Road towards Peace, 
 pp. 228. Constable, 19 15. 08027. aa. 8. 
 
 England. National Peace Council. A Letter 
 
 to all who desire the establishment of a lasting 
 
 peace, pp. 7. Westminster, 1915. 4^. 
 
 8425. i. 60. 
 Fayle (C. E.) The Great Settlement, pp. 309. 
 
 J. Murray, 1915. 08027. d. 11. 
 
 Gray (A.) The Upright Sheaf : (Jermany's 
 
 intentions after the War. pp. 76. 
 
 Methuen, 1915. 08027. aaa. 10. (I.) 
 
 Hannah (I. C.) Arms and the Map. A study of 
 
 nationalities and frontiers, pp. 261. 
 
 Fisher Unwin, 1915. 08027. a. 95. 
 
 Heitland (W. a.) If we win — a search for a 
 
 path to stable peace, pp. 16. Cambridge, 1915. 
 
 08027. b. 14. 
 Innes (C. E.) Britain's Great Opportunity to 
 
 kill militarism and to secure permanent peace. 
 
 pp. 15. Birmingham, 1915. 08027. aaa. 11. 
 
 Moody (R. A.) Ending the War. pp. 10. 
 
 Glasgow, 1915. 08027. b. 39. 
 
 T., 0. B. I. The Great War. A plan for peace. 
 
 pp. 63. Salmond d: Co., 1915. 12°. 
 
 08027. d. 22. 
 Wilson (A. J.) No Deluding Peace, pp. 88. 
 
 Investors' Review, 19 15. 08027. aaa. 31. 
 
 Wood (J. L.) The Greatest Tragedy in History. 
 How to end the War. jip. 28. 
 Marshall Bros., 1915. 04376. f. 31. 
 
 Allied Peace. An Allied Peace. An unofficial 
 
 forecast of the Terms, pp. 30. 
 
 New Statesman, 191 6. 08027. aaa. 98. 
 
 Basis. The Basis for a Just Peace : some 
 
 practical considerations. 
 
 Tunbridge Wells, 19 16. 08027. b. 88. 
 
 Buxton (C. R.) A Practical, Permanent, and 
 
 Honourable Settlement of the War. pp. 21. 
 
 National Labour Press, 191 6. 08027. aaa. 56. 
 
 Carpenter (E.) Never Again ! A protest and 
 a warning addressed to the peo2)les of Europe, 
 pp. 24. Allen d- Unwin, 1916. 
 
 08027. aaa. 77. 
 
 Chesterton (C. E.) The Perils of Peace, 
 pp. 239. Werner Laurie, 19 16. 08027. aa. 83. 
 
 CuRZON (G. N.) Earl Curzon. Germany's Move 
 
 and Britain's Answer, pp. 18. 
 
 Hayman d- Co., 1916. 08027. f. 82. 
 
 Davis (R. J.) America's View of the Sequel. 
 
 pp. 155. Headley Bros., 1916. 08027. df. 5. 
 DuNLor (H.) The Supreme Will, or, the danger 
 
 of a premature peace, pp. 191. 
 
 The Hague, 1916. 08027. bb. 22. 
 
 Elder (T. C.) The coming crash of Peace and 
 
 Britain's Mechanical Renaissance, pp. 149. 
 
 Simpkin, Marshall, 19 16. 08226. ee. 36. 
 
 Ford (P. J.) Quarantining Germany : a com- 
 mon sense precaution, pp. 16. 
 
 Glasgow, 19 16. 08027. f. 9. 
 
 GoscHEN (Sir W. E.) The One Condition of 
 
 Peace, pp. 6. J. Truscott, 1916. 
 
 08028. h. 25. 
 Maclagan (O. F.) How to End the War quickly. 
 
 pp. 20. Letchworth, 1916. 08027. aaa. 85. 
 
 Phillipson (C.) Termination of War and 
 
 Treaties of Peace, pp. 486. 
 
 Fisher Unwin, 1916. 2018. d. 
 
 Sand ay (W.) In View of the End. pp. 96. 
 
 Clarendon Press, 1916. 08027. aaa. 89. 
 
182 
 
 EUROPEAN WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
 Peace and Reconstruction. — Peace 
 Negotiations and Prospect?.— English 
 Works — continued. 
 
 Armstrong (G. G.) Peace with Security. 
 pp. 21. Manchester, 1917. 08027. aaa. 91. 
 
 AsHTON (H. A.) The Price of Peace : some sug- 
 gestions regarding the terms of peace. 
 })]). 54. British-American Overseas Field Hos- 
 pital, 191 7. 08027. df. 39. 
 
 BiNER (H.) A \'ictory Peace in a few months. 
 Leytonstone, 191 7. 1879. cc. 8. (32.) 
 
 Dawson (W. H.) Problems of the Peace. 
 pp.365. Allen di Umoin, 1917. 2238. cc. 16. 
 
 German Catholics. German Catholics and 
 
 Peace, pp.25. The Tablet, igi-j. 
 
 08028. de. 66. 
 Gosling (H.) Peace : how to get and keep it. 
 
 pp. 15. Ca^sell, 19 17. 08027. f. 13. 
 
 Headlam (J. W.) The Peace Terms of the 
 Allies, pp. 31. R. Clay, 1917. 08028. ee. 31. 
 
 Herron (G. D.) The Menace of Peace, pp. 118. 
 Allen d: TJnwin, 1917. 08027. d. 96. 
 
 Leatham (J.) The Paradoxes of Pacificism, 
 pp. 16. Turrijf, 1917. 08027. aaa. 122. 
 
 MacCormick (H. F.) Via Pacis : how terms of 
 Peace can be automatically prepared while the 
 War is still going on. j:)p. 56. 
 Allen <fc Unwin, igi-j. 08027. aa. 82. 
 
 i\lAcCuRDY (C. A.) To Restore the Ten Com- 
 mandments. The basis of a permanent Peace 
 for Europe, pp. 15. Hodder <L- Stoughton, 191 7. 
 
 08027. f. 19. 
 
 Mathews (B.) Three Years' War for Peace, 
 pp. 95. Hodder d; Stoughton, 191 7. 
 
 09082. bbb. 20. 
 
 Peace. Peace " Made in Germany." What 
 Tommy and Poihi think about it. pp. 64. 
 Hodder & Stoughton, 191 7. 08027. df. 11. 
 
 Preston (Sir J.) Peace and Victory, pp. 24. 
 Nisbet c£- Co., 1917. 08027. f. 27. 
 
 Prothero (G. W.) a Lasting Peace : a conver- 
 sation, pp. 39. Hodder d: Stoughton, 191 7. 
 
 08027. f. 6. 
 
 Rawnsley (H. D.) Against a premature and 
 inconclusive Peace. An address, pp. 30. 
 Carlisle, 1917. 08027. ee. 12. 
 
 Robertson {Rt. Hon. J. M.) The German Idea 
 
 of Peace Terms, pp. 18. 
 
 Hodder <£• Stoughton, 19 17. 08027. f. 92. 
 
 Cock (R.) Counsel of European Nations. 
 
 pp. 47. Elliot Stock, 191 8. 08027. df. 85. 
 
 England. National Peace Council. Problems 
 
 of the International Settlement, pp. 205. 
 
 1918. 8425. s. 11. 
 
 HoBSON (J. A.) Die " Offene Tur." Uebersetzt 
 
 von Dr. W. Borgius. pp. 20. Berlin, 1918. 
 
 [Weltwirtschaft und Weltfriede.] W.P. 5136/5. 
 London. Joint Commission on the liroblems of 
 
 the International Settlement. Publications. 4 pt. 
 
 1918- 08027. aaa. 57. 
 
 MacCurdy (C. a.) The Terms of the Coming 
 
 Peace, jip. 48. Saint Catherine Press, 1918. 
 
 ^Iacfall (C 
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 151. 
 
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 Cassell, 1918. 
 
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 Solano (E. J.) The Pacifist Lie. pp. 66. 
 J. Murray, 191 8. 8425. ppp. 37. 
 
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 Negotiations and Prospects. — English 
 Works — continued. 
 
 Spielmann {Sir I.) Germany's Impending 
 
 Doom. pp. 35. IF. Speaight, 1918. 
 
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 Wells (H. G.) In the Fourth Year: antici- 
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 Chatto d: Windus, 191 8. 08027. bb. 47. 
 
 Wood (H. A. W.) Penalties of Inconclusive 
 
 Peace and a Warning. 1918. s. sh. fol. 
 
 1879. c. 13. (46.) 
 Beck (J. M.) The Reckoning. The Mor*l 
 
 aspects of the Peace problem, pp. 223. 
 
 Hodder d; Stoughton, 1919. 08027. e. 79. 
 
 Howe (F. C.) The Only Possible Peace. 
 
 pp. 265. Fisher Unwin, 1919. 08027. g. 55. 
 P.P. London. The New Europe. " The New 
 
 Europe " Pamphlets. 2 pt. 1919. 
 
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 French Works. 
 
 Bossiere (R. E.) Towards Peace through 
 Money. Translated from the French, pp. 88. 
 Simpkin, Marshall, 1914. 08207. f. 55. 
 
 Otlet (P.) La Fin de la Guerre. Traite de 
 paix gcnerale. pp. 159. Bruxelles, 1914. 
 
 8425. i. 61. 
 
 Casset (A.) La paix supreme en 1916. pp. 47. 
 
 1915. 08027. d. 62. 
 Cheradame (A.) La Paix que voudrait I'Aile- 
 
 magne. pp. 116. 19 15. 08027. d. 15. 
 
 JuGE (S.) La Paix de 1916. pp. 194. 1915. 
 
 08027. aa. 76. 
 Lhomme (.J.) En 1916 : une Eurojie renovee. 
 
 pp. 138. 1915. 08027. cc. 14. 
 
 Reclus (0.) L'Allemagne en morceaux. Paix 
 draconienne. pp. 61. 1915. 16°. 
 
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 Sardou (A.) L'independance europeenne. 
 
 Etudes sur les conditions de paix. pp. 67. 19 15. 
 
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 Alfassa (M.) L'apres-guerre. j^P- ''9. 19 16. 
 
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 nouvel equilibre europeen. ])t[>. 379. 1916. 
 
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 Des Ombiaux (M.) Les Revendications terri- 
 
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 Dniaitlt (.J. E.) Les traditions politiques de la 
 
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 1 9 16. 08052. a. 25. 
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 pp. 309. 191 6. 08052. a. 13. 
 
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 Chervin (A.) J^'Allemagne de deraain. 
 pp. 171. 1917. 08027. dd. 25. 
 
 DuRAND (L.) La Paix definitive. Comment la 
 eonquerir ? Comment I'organiser ? pp. 252. 
 
 1 91 7. 08027. df. 79. 
 HiPPEAu (E.) Debout, les morts ! Pas d'an- 
 
 nexions ! Des restitutions ! jip. 182. 191 7. 
 
 08027. df. G8. 
 Laskine (E.) La Democratic frangaise et le 
 
 Rhin. pp. 128. 19 17. 08027. f. 36. 
 
 Maurras (C.) Le Pape, la guerre et la paix. 
 
 pp. 288. 1917. 4051. df. 27. 
 
 PouLET (J.) Les Conditions de Paix de I'En- 
 
 tente. pp. 33. Nice, 1917. 08027. aaa. 139. 
 Wetterle (E.) Lendemains reparateurs. 
 
 pp. 307. 19 1 7. 08027. e. 33. 
 
 Denis (E.) L'AUemagne et la paix. pp. 341. 
 
 191 8. 08027. g. 44. 
 GuYOT (Y.) Les Garanties de la Paix. 2 pt. 
 
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 ^Ialleterre (P. M. G.) La bonne Frontiere 
 
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 pp. 108. 1 918. 16°. 882.5. aaaa. 70. 
 
 Muret (M.) Pas d'illusions sur I'Allemagne. 
 
 pp. 335. 19 18. 08028. h. 6. 
 
 PiERARD (L.) Gross-Deutscbland, la Bel- 
 
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 Berard (V.) La Paix fran^aise. pt. i. 1919. 
 
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 Maitrot (C. A. E. X.) La Paix qu'il faut a 
 
 la France, pf). 144. Nancy, 19 19. 
 
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 Frankfurter (R. O.) Wann kommt der 
 
 Frieden ? Eine deutsch-norwegische Enirter- 
 
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 Gedanken. Gedanken zum Friedensschluss von 
 
 einem deutschen Kaufmann. pp. 22. 
 
 Berlin, 1918. 08229. h. 35. 
 
 HoEFFNER (.J.) Der deutsche Friede. Auf- 
 klarungsschriften iiber nationale Lebcns- 
 fragen. 5 Hefte. Halle, 19 18. 08028. de. 95. 
 
 Lehmann (.J. F.) Germany's Future with a 
 
 good peace and a bad peace. A translation. 
 
 pp. 56. Darling <fc Son, 19 18. 
 
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 LuLVES (J.) Was erwartet das deutsche \'olk 
 
 von Frieden mit Italien ? pp.48. Halle, 191 8. 
 
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 .Mueller (E. H.) Der Reichstag und der 
 
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 jMumm (R.) Der komniende Fiicde. pp. 24. 
 
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 Naoiann (F.) Rcichtagsrede iiber den Weg 
 zum Frieden. i:)p. 10. Berlin, 1918. 
 
 08072. b. 35. 
 Oloff (F.) Der Sonderfriede mit England, 
 pp. 131. Berlin, 1918. 08027. ee. 43. 
 
 Omokoviczai (F.) Die Richtung de.s Weges 
 zum Volkerf rieden . pp. 35. Wien, 19 18. 
 
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 ScHFLTZ (E.) Was envartet das deutsche Volk 
 vom Frieden mit Frankrcich. pp. 55. 
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 ScHULTZE (A. S.) Der sogenannte Verstandig- 
 ungsfriede im Lichte des Volkerrechts. 
 pp. 31. Jena, 1918. 08027. i. 16. 
 
 8cHUMAC'HER (H.) Die Lcisung der belgischen 
 Frage. Der deutsch-belgische Wettbewerb und 
 seine Regelung. pp. 47. Leipzig, 19 18. 
 
 08027. cc. 52. 
 
 Siemens (W. von) Belgien und die Abriistungs- 
 
 frage. pp. 20. Berlin, 19 18. 08027. g. 49. 
 
 Wendt (G. von) Das Interessengebiet der 
 
 Mittelmachte und der Dauerf rieden. pp. 31. 
 
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 AVOLZOGEN (H. P. von) Baron. Im deutschen 
 
 Frieden. pp. 162. Berlin, 1918. 
 
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 ^iMMEEMANN (A.) Was erwartet das deutsche 
 Volk von Frieden mit Russland ? pp. 48. 
 Halle, 1 9 18. [Z)er deutsche Friede.'] 
 
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 Helffekich (C. T.) Die Friedensbemiihungen 
 im Weltkrieg. pji. 48. Berlin, 1919. 
 
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 HoHLFELD (.J.) Der Kampf um den Frieden, 
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 08027. f. 77. 
 
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 Piazza (G.) La nostra pace coloniale. L' Italia 
 
 e r Alleanza in Oriente e in Africa, pp. 133. 
 
 Roma, 191 7. 8157. b. 33. 
 
 Vaccako (M. a.) II problema della pace e del 
 
 future assetto mondiale. pp. 202. 
 
 Torino, 191 7. 08027. aaa. 109. 
 
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 BcLANOV (L.) KaK^ MOiKHO KOHMirn. BoiiHy 11 
 
 i;ai;oBbi cDpuBCMiiBbia yc.iOBia Miipa? pp. 23. 
 
 191 7. [EoKeiicOJhMHUK!) ilopcKow CoopHUKa. 
 
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 Reed (V. Z.) The Road to Peace in Europe. 
 
 pp. 8. University Park, 1915. 08027. dd. 47. 
 Shumaker (E. E.) The World Crisis and the 
 
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 Walling (W. E.) The Socialists and the War : 
 
 with si:)ecial reference to their peace jiolicy. 
 
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 Bourne (R. S.) ToAvards an Enduring Peace : 
 a symposium of peaco jjroposals and programs 
 1914-1916. pp.336. AM'., 1916. 
 
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 Eastman (M.) Understanding Germany : the 
 only wav to end war. pp 169. N.Y., 1916. 
 
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 Fisher (W. L.) Preparations for Peace, pp. 30. 
 Washinxfton, 1916. [f'.'S'..-l. Senate Documents. 
 6ith Congress, 1st Session, col. 41. no. 323.] 
 
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 HuGiNS (R.) The Possible Peace : a forecast of 
 World Politics, pp. 198. N.Y., 1916. 
 
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 Moore (J. B.) The Peace Problem, pp. 13. 
 Washington, 19 17. [U.S.A. Senate Documents. 
 64iA Congress, 2nd Session, vol. 13. no. 700.] 
 
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 Muensterberg (H.) Tomorrow : letters to a 
 friend in Germanv. pp. 274. N.Y., 1916. 
 
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 RoYCE (.J.) The Hope of the Cireat Community. 
 
 pp.136. A'.F., 1916. 08026. aa. 63. 
 
 Stein (R.) Peace through a Disentangling 
 
 AUiance. pp. 72. Washin/jton, 19 16. 
 
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 Cosmos, pseud. The Basis of Durable Peace. 
 
 Written at the invitation of the New York 
 
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 Les Bases d'une paix durable, pp. 167. 
 
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 La Base de una paz duradera. pp. 150. 
 
 N.Y., 191 7. 08027. e. 30. 
 
 MacClure (S. S.) Obstacles to Peace, pp. 486. 
 
 Boston, 191 7. 08027. ee. 7. 
 
 Jastrow (M.) The War and the Coming Peace. 
 
 Ijp. 144. Philadelphia, 19 18. 08027. e. 57. 
 
 Powers (H. H.) The Great Peace, pp. 333. 
 
 N.Y., 1918. . 08027. ee. 30. 
 
 Stoddard (T. L.) and Glenn (F.) Stakes of the 
 
 War : summary of the various i^roblems of 
 
 the nations at the Peace Table, pp. 377. 
 
 AM'., 1918. 08027. bb. 53. 
 
 Weyl (W. E.) The End of the War. pp. 323. 
 
 N.Y., 1918. 08027. ce. 32. 
 
 Neutral Woi'ks. 
 
 Bang (G.) Efter Krigen ! Hvad der vil opstaa 
 efter Katastrofen. jip. 83. Kpbenhavn, 191 5. 
 
 08028. de. 11. 
 Fe^nkel (L.) En haderfuld Fred. Fred paa 
 
 Principet : do ut des. Kdbenhavn, igi-]. 
 
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 DuNLOP (H.) Als de vrede komt. pp. 17. 
 Rotterdam, 1914. 08027. c. 13. 
 
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 ningar. pi). 39. Stockholm, 1917. 
 
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 R^stad (A.) Krigs og freds problemer. 
 
 pp. 131. Kristiania, 19 16. 08027. g. 30. 
 
 Feedenheim (L. S.) Krig, fred och forsvar. 
 
 pp. 70. Stockholm, 1915. 8425. s. 17. 
 
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EUROPEAN WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
 185 
 
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 Negotiations and Prospects. --Neutral 
 Works —continued. 
 
 tSwiTZEKLAND. Schiveizerischen Koinitee zum 
 Stmliuvi der Grundkujen einen dauerhaften 
 Friedensvertrages. Denkschrift. pp. 61. 
 Olten, 19 1 5. 8425. g. G3. 
 
 Memorial, pj). 01. Olten, 1915. 
 
 8425. K- 54. 
 Baeschlin (T.) Gerechtigkeit uiid Friedc. 
 
 Betrachtungen eines schwcizcrischen Land- 
 
 ])t'ancrs iiber deii Weltkrieg. Lief. i. pp. 208. 
 
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 EuROPEEN. Tous V'ainqueuis ! Une proposition 
 
 et un appel. pp. 59. Zurich, 19 16. 
 
 08028. c. 32. 
 Fried (A. H.) Vom Weltkrieg zum Wcltfrieden. 
 
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 LiFSCHiTZ (F.) Seiiaratfriedeu zwischen Russ- 
 
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 RiGXANO (E.) Die Kriegsursachen uud die 
 
 Friedensfrage. pp. 88. Zilrich, 19 16. 
 
 08027. aaa. 86. 
 Beer (M.) L'entente amiexionniste. La paix 
 
 du "droit." pp.348. Berne, 1917. 
 
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 Eggenschwyler (W.) Euroiia nacli dem 
 
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 Straehl-Imhoof ( ) Der Friede und die 
 
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 Baxter (L.) Der Kampf um den Frieden. 
 
 pp. 210. Bern, 1918. 08027. f. 60. 
 
 Meyenberg (A.) Fi'ir den Frieden auf dem 
 
 Boden des internationalen Vertrauens. 
 
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 koUe und Friedensvertrage mit der Ukraine, 
 Russland und Kumanicn. jip. 280. 
 irien, 1918. 08028. f. 2. 
 
 Strupp (C.) Die Friedensvertrage. 
 Berlin, 19 18, etc. [Guttentaf/sche Sammlung 
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 Brest-Litovsk. Die Friedensverhandlungen in 
 Brest-Litowsk und der Friede mit Russland. 
 Authentische Berichte. pp. 204. 19 18. [Deut- 
 scher Geschichtskalender. Lief. 44.] 
 
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 Russia. Miiiniuii loroBctph mqiV>\) I'occicii cb n.iiioii 
 <rroponi.i II rciiMaiiicii, Abi i|)()-l!('in|iii'ii, lid.irapicii 
 11 T\[)nil'ii, CI, .iinroii. Uimm rb-.Iniomi;!., .3 Mapia 
 1918. pp. 149. ' MucuGU, 1918. 08027. dd. 29. 
 
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 Conference. The ])eac'e negotiations between 
 Russia and the Cential Powers. 21 November, 
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 ■ From October to Brest-Litovsk. pp. 100. 
 
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 Williams (A. V.) From Liberty to Brest- 
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 tion, pp. 526. Mcicmillan, 1919- 8095. h. 8. 
 
 Finland. Texts of the Finland " Peace." 
 pp. 55. Washington, 1918. A.S. 419/18. 
 
 Germany. Deutsch-rmsischer Verein zur Pflege 
 uml Forderung der gegemeitigen Handels- 
 beziehungen. Der Friedensvertrag mit der 
 Ukraine vom 9. Februar 1918, der Zusatz- 
 vertrag und der deutsch-ukrainische Handels- 
 vertrag nebst der amtlichen Denkschrift. 
 pt. 1. Berlin, 1918. 9081. f. 18. 
 
 Ukraine. Texts of the Ukraine " Peace." 
 With maps. pp. 160. Washington, 191 8. 
 
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 Wasilewski (L.) La Paix avec I'Ukraine. 
 Podlachie et Chelm. pp. 48. Geneve, 1918. 
 
 08027. bb. 60. 
 
 Germany. Der Friedensvertrag Deutschlands 
 mit Rumanien nebst den deutschen Zusatz- 
 vertragen. pp. 111. Bukarest 1918. 
 
 08028. e. 7. 
 
 Friedensvertrag mit Rumanien. Die 
 
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 Ac. 8817. b. (1.) 
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 With maps. pp. 206. Washington, 1918- 
 
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 Iancovici (D.) La Paix de Bucarest. pp. 217. 
 
 1918. 08027. g. 39. 
 
 ARMISTICE. 
 England. Armistices concluded between the 
 Allied Governments and the Governments of 
 Germany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey. 
 
 1919. C'd. i)'o. 
 
 France. Army. Der Irrtum des Marschalls 
 Foch. Griincle der deutschen Kapitulation 
 vom 11. November 1918. Nach amtlichen 
 Urkunden des franzosischen Grossen Gcneral- 
 stabes. pp. 95. Berlin, 1919. \_Die Gegen- 
 seite.] W.P. 5712/1. 
 
 Friedrich (A.) Die Wahrheit iiber die Waffen- 
 stillstandsverhandlungen. pp.62. Berlin, 1919. 
 
 08028. f. 43. 
 
 Germany. Reichskanzlei. Vorgeschichte des 
 Waffenstillstandes. pp. 129. 
 Berlin, 19 19. fol. 8028. g. 20. 
 
 History of Events immediately preceding 
 
 the Armistice, pp. 124. Berlin, 1919. 
 
 09083. b. 43. 
 
 LuDENDORFF (E.) Entgcgnung auf das amt- 
 liche Weissbuch : " Vorgeschichte des Waffen- 
 stillstandes." 3 Hefte. Berlin, 1919. 
 
 08028. df. 26. 
 
 November. 12. November. 5 Hefte. 
 Wien, 1919. 09315. e. 44. 
 
 PRESIDENT WILSON AND THE FOURTEEN 
 POINTS. 
 
 Wilson (T. W.) President of the U.S.A. Der 
 Friedensgedanke in Redcn und Staatsakten 
 des Prasidenten Wilson. Eng. & Ger. 
 pp. 87. Berlin, 191S. 08027. ff. 24. 
 
186 
 
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 Peace and Reconstruction. — President 
 "Wilson and the Fourteen Points — 
 continued. 
 
 Wilson (T. W.) President of the U.S.A. 
 Wilson. Das Schicksalsbuch Deutschlands 
 und der Welt. r. Aus Wilsons Reden und 
 Botschaften. ir. Aus Wilsons Schriften. 
 l)p. 142. Dresden, 1919. 08028. e. 16. 
 
 Woodrow Wilsons Friedensplan. Mit 
 
 ausgewahlten Brief en, Schriften und Reden 
 des Prasidenten Wilson aus der Zeit vom 12. 
 Marz 1913 bis zum 14. Februar 1919. 
 pp. 131. Leipzig, 1919. 08028. i. 2. 
 
 Shaw (F. G.) A Danger to the Empire. On 
 no. 5 of President Wilson's Fourteen Points, 
 pp. 32. F. G. Shaw, 1918. 08027. f. 38. 
 
 Berlin. Deutsche Gesellschaft filr staatsburger- 
 liche Erziehung. A Memorial of the Leading 
 German Intellectual Societies 1919 to Mr. 
 Woodrow Wilson, pj). 23. Berlin, 19 19. 4°. 
 
 08028. i. 13. 
 
 Brugsch (H.) Unser Schicksal nach dem 
 Wilson-Frieden. pp. 31. Berlin, 19 19. 
 
 08027. bb. 70. 
 
 Philalethes. President Wilson's Peace Pro- 
 gram — a " Scrap of Paper " ? pp. 32. 
 Berlin, 19 19. 08028. ee. 12. 
 
 Hansen (H.) The Adventures of the Fourteen 
 Points, pp.385. A''.7.,i9i9. 09082. aaa. 17. 
 
 Hereon (G. D.) Woodrow Wilson et la paix 
 mondiale. pp. 141. Geneve, 1918. 
 
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 LEAGUE OF NATIONS. 
 
 Gore (C.) Bp. of 0.xford. The League of Nations 
 
 the Opportunity of the Church, pp. 23. 
 
 Hodder d: Sloughton, 1918. 4015. i. 19. 
 
 ScELLE (G.) Le Pacte des Nations et sa liaison 
 
 avec le traite de Paix. pp. 459. 1919- 
 
 8425. tt. 6. 
 MuEHLESTEiN (H.) Deutschlauds Sendung. 
 
 Ein neuer mitteleuroiiaischer Volkerbund. 
 
 pp. 55. Weimar, 1914. 08027. bb. 4. (3.) 
 
 ToERPE (F.) Bedeutet das Ende des Krieges 
 
 den Anfang einer Hochkonjunktur ? pp. 42. 
 
 Magdeburg, 1915. 8227. k. 28. 
 
 Erzberger (M.) Der Volkerbund als Friedens- 
 
 frage. pp. .30. Berlin, igig. [Deutsche Liga filr 
 
 Volkerbund.] W.P. 6287/1. 
 
 Guenther (A.) Deutsche imd franzosische 
 
 Sozialpolitik. Ein Beitrag zum sozialpolitischen 
 
 Programm des Friedenskongresses und des 
 
 Volkerbundes. pp. 88. MiUichen, 1919. 
 
 08028. f. 42. 
 Heyde (L.) Die Sozialpolitik in Friedens- 
 
 vertrag und im Volkerbund. pp. 48. 
 
 Jena, 19 19. 08028. f. 25. 
 Social-Politics in the Peace Covenant and 
 
 in the League of Nations, pp. 35. 
 
 Amsterdam, 19 19. 08028. f. 26. 
 
 ISIeurer (C.) Die Grundlagen des Versailler 
 
 Friedens und der Volkerbund. pp. 159. 
 
 Witrzburg, 1920. 08028. e. 50. 
 
 Jong van Beek en Donk-Kluyver (C. A. de) 
 
 Het Ontwerp-Volkerenbond van de Vredes- 
 
 conferentie te Parijs. pp. 82. 
 
 ^ s-Gravenhage, 191 9. 8425. w. 11. 
 
 PoNTi (E.) La Guerra dei Popoli e la futura 
 
 Confederazione Europea. pp. 216. 
 
 Miluno, 1 91 5. 08027. b. 23. 
 
 European War. Der letzte Ki'ieg ! Erster 
 
 Verfassungsentwurf fiir einen Europaischen 
 
 Staatenbund. pp. 31. Zurich, 19 14. 
 
 8425. ee. 39. 
 
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 AND SEVRES. 
 
 General Works. 
 
 Versailles. Peace Conference. The Treaty of 
 Peace between the Allied and Associated 
 Powers and Germany, and other Treaty En- 
 gagements, signed at Versailles, Jime 2Stli, 
 1919 ; together with the Reply of the Allied 
 and Associated Powers to the Observations 
 of the German Delegation on the Conditions of 
 Peace, pp. 398. 1920. 08028. e. 43. 
 
 The Treaty of Peace between the Allied 
 
 and Associated Powers and Germany, the 
 Protocol annexed thereto, the Agreement 
 respecting the Military Occupation of the 
 Territories of the Rhine, and the Treaty 
 between France and Great Britain. Signed at 
 Versailles, June 28th, 1919. Eng. & Fr. 
 pp. 453. Stationery Office, 1919. fol. N.R. 
 
 Treaty of Peace with Germany, concluded 
 
 at Versailles, June 28, 1919. N.Y., 1919. 
 [American Journal of International Law, vol. 13, 
 no. 3. Sujjplement. Official Documents.'] 
 
 Ac. 2188. 
 
 The German Treaty. Text with introduc- 
 tion by Lord Robert Cecil, pp. 302. 
 
 H. Frowde, 1920. 08028. g. 3. 
 
 Traite de Versailles, 1919. pp. 242. 
 
 Nancy, i()2o. 12°. [Pages d'histoi re.] 
 
 W.P. 2683/168 
 
 Der Friede von Versailles, pf. 172. 
 
 Leipzig, 1919. [Deutscher Geschichtskalender. 
 Der europdische Krieg. Lief. 60.] 
 
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 Der Friedensvertrag nebst Ausfiihrungs- 
 
 gesetzen. pp. 256. Berlin, 19 19. 08028. f. 31. 
 
 JIaterialien, betreffend die Friedensver- 
 
 handlungen. Amtlicher Text. 10 Tl. 
 Charlottenburg, 19 19. 8^ & fol. W.P. 3993. 
 
 Germany Deutsche Liga fur Volkerbund. Con- 
 ditions of Peace of the AlUed and Associated 
 Powers. Revised reproduction of the official 
 text, and map showing the territories to be 
 ceded, pp.212. Berlin, igig. 08028. ee. 10. 
 
 England. Treaty of Peace between the Allied 
 and Associated Powers and Austria, signed at 
 St. Germain-en-Laye, 1919. 19 19. Cd. 400. 
 
 Treaty of Peace between the Allied and 
 
 Associated Powers and Hungarv, 1920. 1920. 
 
 Cd. 896. 
 
 Treaty of Peace between the Allied and 
 
 Associated Powers and Bulgaria, signed at 
 Neuilly-sur-Seine, 1919. 1920. Cd. 522. 
 
 Treaty of Peace with Turkev, signed at 
 
 Sevres, 1920. 1920. ' Cd. 964. 
 
 Baetlett (V.) Behuid the Scenes at the Peace 
 Conference, pp. 208. Allen <b Unwin, 1919. 
 
 09083. cc. 14. 
 
 Dillon (E. J. von) The Peace Conference, 
 pp. 439. Hutchinson, 191 9. 9082. cc. 22. 
 
 George (Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd) The Prime 
 Minister on the Peace Treaty, pp. 16. 
 W. H. Smith, 1919. 08027. f. 56. 
 
 Harris (H. W.) The Peace in the Making. 
 
 pp. 246. Swarthmore Press, 1919. 
 
 08027. g. 56. 
 HuDDLESTON (S.) Pcace-making at Paris. 
 
 pp. 240. Fisher Unwin, 191 9. 08027. bb. 63. 
 
EUROPEAN 'WAR, 1914 1918. 
 
 18T 
 
 Peace and Reconstruction.— Treaties of 
 Versailles, St. Germain, and Sevres.— 
 General Works — ■continued. 
 
 LiPPMANN (W.) The Political Scene : an essay 
 on the victory of 1918. ])p. 124. 
 Allen d- Unwin, 1919. 08028. de. 17. 
 
 .Shaw (F. G.) The Peace Conference and a 
 British Committee of Safety, pp. 8. 19 19. 
 
 08027. aaa. 147. 
 
 The New Parliament and tlic Peace Con- 
 ference, pp. 59. 1919. 08027. f. 39. 
 
 Shaw (G. B.) Peace Conference Hints, pp. 108. 
 Constable, 1919. 08028. de. 2. 
 
 Versailles. Peace Conference. The Peace Con- 
 ference — and after, pp. 77. Mnrmillan, 1919. 
 
 08027. i. 45. 
 Brailsford (H. N.) After the Peace, pp. 185. 
 
 L. Parsons, 1920. [Xew Era Series.] 
 
 W.P. 4603/4. 
 Temperley (H. W. V.) A History of the Peace 
 Conference of Paris. 2 vol. H. Froiode, 1920. 
 
 08028. g. 5. 
 
 Barthou (L.) Le Traite de Paix. pp. 249. 
 
 1919. 08027. ee. 62. 
 
 Berr (H.) La Guerre allemaude et la Paix 
 
 frangaise. torn. 1. 1919. 08028. h. 49. 
 
 Bourgeois (L. V. A.) Le Traite de Paix de 
 
 VersaUles. pp.328. 1919. 12^ 08028. h. 4. 
 
 Frisch (E.) Count de Fels. Au Seuil de la Paix. 
 
 pp. 299. 1 9 19. 08028. de. 29. 
 
 Hamon (A. F.) A Conferencia da Paz e a sua 
 
 obra. Trad, de A. Lima e Bel- Adam. jjp. 189. 
 
 Lisboa, 1919. 08028. ee. 8. 
 
 Hanotaux (G.) Le Traite de Versailles. L'Alle- 
 
 magne et I'Europe. pp. 368. 1919- 
 
 08027. f. 67. 
 Lugan (A.) Les Problemes internationaux et 
 
 le Congres de la Paix. pp. 119. 1919. 
 
 08028. f. 36. 
 Levy (R. G.) La Juste Paix ; ou, la verite sur 
 
 le traite de Versailles, pp. 243. 1920. 
 
 08027. e. 81. 
 
 ViCHNiAC (M.) La protection des droits des 
 
 minorites dans les traites internationaux de 
 
 1919-1920. pp.69. 1920. 6916. de. 8. 
 
 Anaxagoras, pseud. Die Weltkrise, ihr Erreger 
 und seine Bekampfung. pp. 191. Wien, 1919. 
 
 8425. w. 10. 
 
 Bauer ( ) Der Irrwahn des Verstandigungs- 
 Friedens. pp. 64. Berlin, 19 19. [Fhigschriften 
 des " Tag."] W.P. 6322/4. 
 
 Freemasons. Grosslogefur Deutschland. Moritz- 
 Mannheimer Stiftung. Friedensjjflichten der 
 Nationen. pp. 194. Gotha, 191 9. 08027. f. 70. 
 
 Heilbero (A.) Die privatrechtlichen Bestim- 
 
 mungen des Friedensvcrtrages. pp. 128. 
 
 Berlin, 1919. 08027. i. 67. 
 
 Helfferich (C. T.) Die Friedensbedingungen. 
 
 pp. 50. Berlin, 1919. 08027. g. 64. 
 
 JSAY (H.) Die privaten Rechte und Interessen 
 
 im Fricdensvertrag. pp. 152. Berlin, 1919. 
 
 6916. e. 31. 
 KiTTEL (R.) Lcipziger akademische Reden zura 
 
 Kriegsende. pp. 24. Leipzig, 1919. 
 
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INDEX TO SUB-HEADINGS. 
 
 Aeroplanes, 27. 
 
 Africa, Conduct of German Troops in, 53 ; 
 
 Political and Controversial Works relating 
 
 to, 121 ; Social Life in, 149. 
 Africa, East. See East Africa. 
 Africa, South. See South Africa. 
 African Fronts, 18. 
 Air, War by, 27. 
 Air Forces, British, 27 ; French, 28 ; German, 
 
 29 ; Itahan, 29 ; U.S.A., 29. 
 Alcohol, 150. 
 
 Algeria, Social Life in, 149. 
 Ambulance. See ftledicine. 
 America, South. See South America. 
 America, United States of. See United States 
 
 of America. 
 Armenia, 53. 
 
 Armies, General Works on, 29. 
 Armistice, 185. 
 Army, AustraUan, 38 ; Austro-Hungarian, 53 ; 
 
 Belgian, 40 ; British, 30 ; Bulgarian, 53 ; 
 
 Canadian, 38 ; French, 40 ; German, 43 ; 
 
 Italian, 42 ; New Zealand, 39 ; Portuguese, 
 
 42 ; Roumanian, 42 ; Piussian, 42 ; Serbian, 
 
 42 ; South African, 40 ; Turkish, 54 : U.S.A., 
 
 42. 
 Army Service Corps, 35. 
 Art, General Works on, 154 : Pictorial, 155 ; 
 
 Art Treasures, 155. 
 Artillery, British, 33, 35. 
 Asia, Political and Controversial Works relating 
 
 to, 102, 120 ; Social Life in, 149. 
 Asiatic Fronts, 17. 
 Australian Army, 38. 
 Austria, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 
 177 ; Law, 140 ; Political and Controversial 
 
 Works relating to, 102 ; Reconstruction in, 
 
 192 ; Social Life in, 140. 
 Austro-Hungarian Army, 53 ; Navy, 25. 
 
 Balkan Front, History of War on, 13. 
 
 Balkan States, Political and Controversial 
 Works relating to, 103 ; Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Banking, 133. 
 
 Belgian Army, 40, 53, 60. 
 
 Belgium, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 177 ; German Occupation of, 47 ; Pohtical 
 and Controversial Works relating to, 104 ; 
 Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Bibliography of the War, 1. 
 
 Biographies, Collective, 56. 
 
 Blockade, 26, 137. 
 
 Brest-Litovsk, Treaty of, 185. 
 
 British Air Forces, 27 ; Army, 30, 58 ; Mer- 
 cantile Marine, 25 ; Navy, 21 ; Secret 
 Service, 126. 
 
 Bucharest, Treaty of, 185. 
 
 Bulgaria, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 105 ; Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Bulgarian Army, 53. 
 
 Cameroons, Campaign in, 18. 
 
 Canada, Political and Controversial Works 
 
 relating to, 102 ; Reconstruction in, 192 ; 
 
 Social Life in, 149. 
 Canadian Army, 38. 
 Canteens. See Philanthrojiy. 
 
 Caricatures, 155. 
 
 Cartoons, 155. 
 
 Caucasus, 17. 
 
 Causes of the War (Official Documents), 85 ; 
 
 (Unofficial Publications), 87. 
 Cavalry, British, 33, 36. 
 Cavell, Edith, 50. 
 Censorship, 151. 
 Ceylon, Social Life in, 149. 
 Charities. See Philanthropy. 
 Children's Books, 5. 
 China, Social Life in, 149. 
 Collective Biographies, 56 ; Collective Works on 
 
 Incidents in the War, 54. 
 Conscription, British, 31. 
 Controversial Works relating to various nations. 
 
 See Political and Controversial Works. 
 Credit, 133. 
 Criminals, 189. 
 Croats, 119. 
 
 Dardanelles, 14. 
 
 Demobilisation, British, 31. 
 
 Denmark, General and Miscellaneous Works 
 on, 177 ; Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 124 ; Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Deportations, German, 47. 
 
 Diaries. See Experiences, Personal. 
 
 Dictionaries of the War, 56. 
 
 Disablement, France, 41 ; Germany, 44 ; 
 Great Britain, 31 ; U.S.A., 43. 
 
 Drama, 157. 
 
 Drawings, 155. 
 
 Drink, 150. 
 
 East Africa, 18, 53. 
 Eastern Front, History of War on, 15. 
 Economics, 127, 190. 
 Education, 150. 
 
 Egypt, Campaign in, 18 ; Pohtical and Con- 
 troversial Works relating to, 105 ; Social 
 
 Life in, 149. 
 Engineers, British, 33, 36. 
 England. See Great Britain and Ireland. 
 Espionage, 126. 
 Europe, Social Life in, 138. 
 Exchanges, 133. 
 Experiences, Personal (Air Forces), British, 28 ; 
 
 French, 28 ; German, 29. 
 Experiences, Personal (Medical), Belgian, 60 ; 
 
 British, 60 ; French, (31 ; German, 61. 
 Experiences, Personal (Military), American, 
 
 74 ; Australian, 68 ; Austro-Hungarian, 78 ; 
 
 Belgian, 69 ; British, 62 ; Canadian, 68 ; 
 
 Danish, 79 ; Dutch, 79 ; French, 69 ; 
 
 German, 74 ; Itahan, 73 ; New Zealand, 68 ; 
 
 Russian, 74 ; South African, 69 ; Spanish, 79 ; 
 
 Swedish, 79 ; Swiss, 79. 
 Experiences, Personal (Naval) — American, 25 ; 
 
 British, 23 ; French, 23 ; German, 24. 
 
 Facetiae, 157. 
 
 Finance, 127, 131. 
 
 Finland, Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Food Production and Control, 135. 
 
 Food Rehef, 50. 
 
 Fourteen Points, 185. 
 
INDEX TO SUB-HEADINGS. 
 
 195 
 
 France, General and ^liscellaneous Works on 
 
 177 ; German Occupation of, 51 ; Law, 26 
 141 ; Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 105 ; Reconstruction in, 192 
 Social Life in, 141. 
 
 Freemasonry, 151. 
 
 French Air Forces, 29 ; Army, 40, GO ; Mer- 
 cantile Marine, 2G ; Navy, 2.3 ; Secret 
 Service, 12(). 
 
 Front, African, 18 ; Asiatic, 17 ; Balkan, 13 ; 
 Dardanelles, 14 ; Italian, 12 ; Roumanian, 
 17 ; Russian, 15 ; Western, 0. 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works, 170. 
 
 German Air Forces, 29 ; Army, 43, 61 ; Con- 
 duct in Occupied Territories, 40 ; Navy, 23 ; 
 Secret Service, 120. 
 
 Germany, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 
 178 ; Law, 20, 144 : Political and Contro- 
 versial Works relating to, 107 ; Recon- 
 struction in, 192 ; Social Life in, 144. 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland, Air Forces, 27 ; 
 Army, 30, 58 ; General and Miscellaneous 
 Works on, 176 ; Law, 20, 139 ; Mercantile 
 Marine, 25 ; Navy, 21 ; Political and Con- 
 troversial Works relating to, 98 ; Recon- 
 struction in, 191 ; Secret Service, 120 ; 
 Social Life in, 139. 
 
 Greece, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 115 ; Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Handbooks, 50. 
 
 History, General, 1 ; Military and Naval, 1 ; 
 Political and Social, 85 ; Special Periods of 
 the War, 5 ; Various Fronts, 6 ; War by 
 Air, 27 ; War by Sea, 18. 
 
 HoUand, General and iliscellaneous Works on, 
 180 ; Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 125 ; Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Hospitals. See Medicine. 
 
 Hungarian Army, 53. 
 
 Hungary, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 115. 
 
 Incidents in the War, Collective Works on, 54. 
 
 Indemnities, 189. 
 
 India, Political and Controversial Works 
 
 relating to, 102 ; Social Life in, 149. 
 Industry, 120. 
 Infantry, British, 33, 36. 
 Insurance, 133. 
 International Law, 97. 
 International Politics, 93. 
 Interned Persons, 84. 
 Ireland. See Great Britain and Ireland. 
 Italian Army, 42, 62 ; Navy, 25. 
 Italian Front, History of ^^'ar on, 12. 
 Ital3% General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 
 180 ; Political and Controversial \A(H-ks 
 
 relating to, 115; Reconstruction in, 193; 
 
 Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Japan, Social Life in, 149. 
 
 Jews, Political and Controversial A\'orks relating 
 
 to, 124 ; Social Life of, 149. 
 Journalism, 151. 
 
 Labour Corjis, 35. 
 
 Law, Austrian, 140; British. 26, 139; French, 
 
 26, 141 ; German, 26, 144 ; International, 
 
 97 ; Italian, 27, 147 ; Maritime, 26 ; U.S.A., 
 
 149. 
 League of Nations, 186. 
 Letters. »S'ee Experiences, Personal. 
 Literature, \\'orks on, 157. 
 Lithuania, German Occupation of, 52 ; Political 
 
 and Controversial Works relating to, 117. 
 
 Livonia, Social Life in, 147. 
 Loans, 135. 
 
 Luxemburg, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 125 ; Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Machine Gun Corps, 35. 
 
 Madagascar, Social Life in, 149. 
 
 Magazines, Regimental. See Regimental Maga- 
 zines. 
 
 Marine, Mercantile. See Mercantile Marine. 
 
 Maritime Law. See Law, Maritime. 
 
 Medicine, itelgian, 60 ; British, 58 ; French, 60 ; 
 German, 01 ; Italian, 62 ; Roumanian, 62 ; 
 Russian, 62 ; Serbian, 62 ; U.S.A., 62. 
 
 Memoirs. See Experiences, Personal. 
 
 Mercantile Marine, 25 ; British, 25 ; French, 
 26 ; Neutrals, 26. 
 
 ^Mesopotamia, 17. 
 
 Military and Naval History, 1. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works, 176. 
 
 Money, 133. 
 
 Montenegro, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 117. 
 
 Monuments, 155. 
 
 Munitions, 138. 
 
 Music, 157. 
 
 Naval War, 18. 
 
 Navies, 21. 
 
 Netherlands. See Holland. 
 
 Neutral Countries, Political and Controversial 
 
 Works relating to, 124. 
 New Zealand, Army, 39 ; Social Life in, 149. 
 Norway, Social Life in, 147. 
 Nursing. See Medicine. 
 
 Occupied Territories, German Conduct in, 46. 
 
 Pacific, 18. 
 
 Paintings, 155. 
 
 Palestine, 17, 149. 
 
 Papacy, 170. 
 
 Peace Celebrations, 190. 
 
 Peace Negotiations and Prospects, 181. 
 
 Pensions, British, 32 ; French, 41 ; U.S.A., 43. 
 
 Personal Experiences. See Experiences, Per- 
 sonal. 
 
 Philanthropy, 152. 
 
 Photographs, 8, 12, 13, 156. 
 
 Pictorial Art, 155. 
 
 Poetry. See Verse. 
 
 Poland, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 180 ; German Occupation of, 52 ; Political 
 and Controversial Works relating to, 117 ; 
 Reconstruction in, 193 ; Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Political and Controversial Works relating to 
 
 Africa, 121; Asia, 102, 120; Austria, 102; 
 
 Balkan States, 103 ; Belgium, 104 ; Bulgaria, 
 
 105 ; Canada, 102 ; Egypt, 105 ; France, 
 
 105 ; (Germany, 107 ; Great Britain, 98 ; 
 
 Greece, 115; Kungarj-, 115; India, 102; 
 
 Italy. 115; Jews, 124: Lithuania, 117; 
 
 -Montenegro, 117 ; Poland, 117 ; Roumania, 
 
 118; Russia, 118; Serbia, 119; Slavonic 
 
 Races, 119; South America, 124; Straits 
 
 Settlements, 102; Turkey, 119; Ukraine, 
 
 j 120; U.S.A., 121. 
 
 ; Political and Social History, 85. 
 
 I Politics, Individual Countries, 98 : International, 
 
 ! 93. 
 
 Portugal, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 180 ; Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Portuguese Army, 42. 
 
 Posters, 156. 
 I Prayer, 170. 
 
 Prices, 133. 
 
196 
 
 INDEX TO SUB-HEADINGS. 
 
 Prisoners, Allied, in Enemy Countries, 79 : 
 Enemy, in Allied Countries, 82 ; General 
 Works on, 79. 
 
 Proclamations, German, 47. 
 
 Propaganda, 126. 
 
 Prophecies, 172. 
 
 Rationing. See Food Production and Control. 
 
 Reconstruction, General \Vorks on, 190 ; 
 Austria, 192 : Canada, 192 ; France, 192 ; 
 Germany, 192 ; Great Britain, 191 ; Italy, 
 193 ; Poland, 193 ; Serbia, 193 ; U.S.A., 193. 
 
 Records, Regimental. See Regimental Records. 
 
 Recruiting, British, 31 ; U.S.A., 43. 
 
 Refugees, 84. 
 
 Regimental Magazines, Australian, 38; British, 
 35 ; Canadian, 39 ; French, 41 ; New Zealand, 
 39. 
 
 Regimental Records, Australian, 38 ; British, 
 32 ; Canadian, 39 ; French, 41 ; German, 
 45 ; New Zealand, 39 ; U.S.A., 43. 
 
 Religion, 166. 
 
 Rolls of Honour, 56. 
 
 Roman Catholic Church, 170. 
 
 Roumania, German Occupation of, 52 ; Poli- 
 tical and Controversial Works relating to, 118 ; 
 Social Life in, 148. 
 
 Roumanian Army, 42, 62. 
 
 Roumanian Front, 17. 
 
 Russia, General and Miscellaneous Works on, 
 180 ; German Occupation of, 53 ; Law, 
 148 ; Political and Controversial ^A'orks 
 relating to, 118 ; Social Life in, 148. 
 
 Russian Army, 42, 62. 
 
 Russian Front, 15. 
 
 Saint Germain, Treaty of, 186. 
 
 Satires, 157. 
 
 Scotland. See Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Sea, W^ar by, 18. 
 
 Secret Service, British, 126 ; French, 126 ; 
 
 German, 126. 
 Serbia, German Occupation of, 53 ; Political 
 
 and Controversial Works relating to, 119; 
 
 Reconstruction in, 193 ; Social Life in, 148. 
 Serbian Army, 42, 62. 
 Sermons, 173. 
 Sevres, Treaty of, 186. 
 Slavonic Races, Political and Controversial 
 
 Works relating to, 119. 
 Slovenes, 119. 
 Social History, Africa, 149 ; Asia, 149 ; Austria, 
 
 140 ; Balkan States, 141 ; Belgium, 141 ; 
 
 Bulgaria, 141 ; Canada, 149 ; Denmark, 141 ; 
 
 Europe, 138 ; Finland, 141 : France, 141 ; 
 
 Germany, 144 ; Great Britain and Ireland, 
 
 139 ; Greece, 147 ; Holland, 147 ; Italy, 147 ; 
 
 Jews, 149 ; Livonia, 147 ; Luxemburg, 147 ; 
 
 New Zealand, 149 ; Norway, 147 ; Poland, 
 
 147 ; Portugal, 147 ; Roumania, 148 ; Russia, 
 
 148 : Serbia. 148 : South America, 150 ; 
 Spain, 148 ; Sweden, 148 ; Switzerland, 148 ; 
 Turkey, 148 ; Ukraine, 149 ; U.S.A., 149. 
 
 Socialism, 153. 
 
 South Africa, Campaign in, 18. 
 
 South African Army, 40. 
 
 South America. Political and Controversial 
 Works relating to, 124 ; Social Life in, 149. 
 
 South-\\'est Africa, 18. 
 
 Spain, General and ^Miscellaneous Works on, 
 180 ; Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 125 : Social Life in, 147. 
 
 Spies, 126. 
 
 Straits Settlements, Political and Controversial 
 Works relating to, 102. 
 
 Strateg}% 30. 
 
 Submarine Warfare, 20. 
 
 Sweden, General and Miscellaneous Works on. 
 180 ; Pohtical and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 125 ; Social Life in, 148. 
 
 Switzerland, General and Miscellaneous Works 
 on, 180 ; Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 125 ; Social Life in, 148. 
 
 Tank Corps, 35. 
 
 Taxation, 132. 
 
 Territorial Arrangements, 188. 
 
 Theatre. 157. 
 
 Togoland, Campaign in, 18. 
 
 Trade, 127. 
 
 Trade War. 137. 
 
 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, 185 ; Bucharest, 185 ; 
 Saint-Germain, 186 ; Sevres, 186 ; Ver- 
 sailles, 186. 
 
 Turkey. Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 119 : Social Life in, 148. 
 
 Turkish Army, 54. 
 
 Ukraine, Political and Controversial Works 
 relating to, 120 : Social Life in, 149. 
 
 United States of America, Air Forces, 29 ; 
 Army, 42. 62 ; General and ^liscellaneous 
 Works on, 181 : Law, 149 : Navy, 25 ; 
 Political and Controversial Works relating to, 
 121 ; Reconstruction in, 193 : Social Life in, 
 149. 
 
 Versailles, Treaty of. 186. 
 
 Verse, Austria, 163 ; Belgium, 163 ; British 
 
 Empire, 158 ; France, 163 ; Germany, 164 ; 
 
 Italy, 165 : Russia. 165 ; Sweden, 165 ; 
 
 Switzerland. 165; U.S.A., 165. 
 Visions, 172. 
 Volunteers, 37. 
 
 Wales. See Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 War Criminals, 189. 
 
 War Graves Commission, 37. 
 
 War Literature. Works on, 157. 
 
 War Loans, 135. 
 
 Western Front, History of War on. 6. 
 
 Wilson, President, and the Fourteen Points, 185. 
 
 Women, 154. 
 
 Women's Army. British, 37. 
 
 Y.M.C.A., British. 37 : U.S.A., 43. 
 Zeppelins, 29. 
 
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