New York Times Current History, The European War, Vol 1, No. 1
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- From the Beginning to March, 1915, With Index
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1. Front matter2. CURRENT HISTORY3. VOLUME I.4. "Common Sense About the War"5. "Common Sense About the War" (continued 2)6. "Common Sense About the War" (continued 3)7. "Shaw's Nonsense About Belgium"8. "Bennett States the German Case"9. Flaws in Shaw's Logic10. Editorial Comment on Shaw11. "Shaw Empty of Good Sense"12. Comment by Readers of Shaw13. Open Letter to President Wilson[1]14. A German Letter to G. Bernard Shaw15. British Authors Defend England's War16. WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SIGNERS.17. The Fourth of August—Europe at War18. If the Germans Raid England19. Sir Oliver Lodge's Comment20. What the German Conscript Thinks21. Felix Adler's Comment22. When Peace Is Seriously Desired23. Barrie at Bay: Which Was Brown?24. A "Credo" for Keeping Faith25. Hard Blows, Not Hard Words26. "As They Tested Our Fathers"27. Kipling and "The Truce of the Bear"28. On the Impending Crisis29. Why England Came To Be In It30. South Africa's Boers and Britons31. Capt. Mark Haggard's Death in Battle32. An Anti-Christian War33. English Artists' Protest34. To Arms!35. Conan Doyle on British Militarism36. The Need of Being Merciless37. Letters to Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler38. The Vital Energies of France39. France Through English Eyes40. France through English Eyes41. The Soldier of 191442. Germany's Civilized Barbarism43. The German Religion of Duty44. A Letter to Gerhart Hauptmann45. A Reply to Rolland46. Another Reply to Rolland47. Are We Barbarians?48. To Americans From a German Friend49. To the Civilized World50. Appeal of the German Universities51. Reply to the German Professors52. Concerning the German Professors53. The Reply From France54. To Americans In Germany55. A Reply to Prof. Harnack56. Prof. Harnack in Rebuttal57. The Causes of the War58. Comment by Dr. Max Walter