In our first year of warFront matterReading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WARWOODROW WILSONFOREWORDI THE SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESSII WE MUST ACCEPT WARIII A STATE OF WARIV "SPEAK, ACT AND SERVE TOGETHER"V THE CONSCRIPTION PROCLAMATIONVI CONSERVING THE NATION'S FOODVII AN ANSWER TO CRITICSVIII MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESSIX A STATEMENT TO RUSSIAX FLAG-DAY ADDRESSXI AN APPEAL TO THE BUSINESS INTERESTSXII REPLY OF THE UNITED STATES TO THE COMMUNICATION OF THE POPE TO THE BELLIGERENT GOVERNMENTSTHE PROPOSAL FROM THE VATICANXIII A MESSAGE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICERSXIV WOMAN SUFFRAGE MUST COME NOWXV THE THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAMATIONXVI LABOR MUST BEAR ITS PARTXVII ADDRESS TO CONGRESSXVIII PROCLAMATION OF WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA-HUNGARYXIX THE GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER THE RAILROADSXX GOVERNMENT OPERATION OF RAILROADSXXI THE TERMS OF PEACEAPPENDIXBeginning of this editionNext chapter →IN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WARAll chapters and sections (27)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsIN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WARWOODROW WILSONFOREWORDChapters123456789101112Other sectionsTHE PROPOSAL FROM THE VATICANChapters131415161718192021Other sectionsAPPENDIXsketch of Woodrow WilsonIN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WAR →
