America in the War
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- Each cartoon faced with a page of comment by a distinguished American, the text forming an anthology of patriotic opinion
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1. AMERICA IN THE WAR2. The Stars and Stripes in the Service of Humanity3. “When I was a Child, It was You who Saved Me”4. The Hun: “Keep Neutral”5. Peace Plots Revealed in America and France6. Belgium, 19187. “We will not Wear Convicts’ Stripes, Wear Them Yourselves”8. The Final Argument9. The End of the Hindenburg Line10. “Something’s Wrong. She Doesn’t Seem to Inspire Confidence”11. Angels of the War Zone12. As Thou Sowest, so Shalt Thou Reap13. “Don’t Stop, Old Chap, Keep It Up!”14. “So We Are Only a Dollar-making People, are We?”15. “No, Thanks, I Know These Princes of Yours Too Well.”16. Speeding Up17. Toward the Valley of Decision18. Wake Up, America!19. There are Plenty of Lamp-posts!20. “We Don’t Seem to Inspire Enough Confidence”21. German Submarines Fire on Open Boats22. Not This Time!23. The President to the Workers:24. “Well Done, Fellows! Keep the Home Fires Burning!”25. A Bit of the Hindenburg Line26. The Rats in Our Home Trenches27. Seeing Stars28. The Two Giants29. “Will They Last, Father?”30. “The Ugly Talons of the Sinister Power”31. Restitution and Reparation32. The Only Possible Position for Traitors33. “Do You Mean to Make a Real War?”34. Justice!35. Another Peace Proposal36. The Fine American Spirit37. Poisoning the Well of Public Opinion38. The Enemy Within39. Count von Bernstorff: “Noblesse Oblige”40. Peter the Hermit41. The Germ-Man42. “A Tid-Bit for ‘The Sick Man’”43. Plain Language from Truthful James44. Helping Hindenburg Home45. A Bad Prophet46. At the Holland Frontier47. A Rehearsal48. The Path of Kultur49. To the Victor!50. The Eyes of the Army51. “Is It Nothing to You, All Ye Who Pass By?”52. The Rainbow Division Leaves for France53. Russia Reborn54. Higher Than a Sour Apple Tree55. “What a Mean Trick to Turn on That Strong Light!”56. Christmas, 191757. Helping Uncle Sam to Get Up Speed58. The Wind of Democracy59. “This One for the Babies”60. A Scene on the Somme61. Hollweg as Robespierre62. President Wilson’s Declaration63. “Don’t Stand in Our Way to Victory”64. “German Soldiers Cut the Throat of an American Sentry”65. Bang!66. “I Must Break in Here Before That Comes Down”67. Bring Her In!68. Germany’s “Peace” with Russia69. The Better Fighter70. The Dungeon of Autocracy71. “Hurrah for Peace, Lads!”72. Ecce Homo!73. “We Must so Destroy France That She can Never Again Resist Us”74. The Japanese Mouse75. “Ueber Alles” and Underneath76. Expostulation and Reply77. The Second Election78. The Mad Shepherd79. “Sink Without a Trace”80. Changing the Guard81. The Penitent Artist82. Peace Angels of Doubtful Purity83. The Black Flag84. The Annexation of America85. “Welcome, Mate; You’re Just in Time!”86. The Editor:87. German Intrigues in Mexico88. German “Militarist” Socialism89. The Old Hammer and the New90. The Spirit of Washington91. The Massacre of the Innocents92. In the Ring to Stay93. “We Attacked the ‘Fortress of London’”94. Not a Bad Start!95. An Echo of the Luxberg Case96. German Chivalry to Wounded Officers97. Socialism in Germany98. The Spirit of German Science99. Humanity and Her German Lovers100. The Strikers101. 1776-1917102. “Now, Hindenburg, Bring on the Rest of My People”103. The Master of the Hounds104. Processional