New York Times Current History, The European War, Vol 1, No. 1CURRENT HISTORYReading editionChapter navigation58 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCURRENT HISTORYVOLUME I."Common Sense About the War""Common Sense About the War" (continued 2)"Common Sense About the War" (continued 3)"Shaw's Nonsense About Belgium""Bennett States the German Case"Flaws in Shaw's LogicEditorial Comment on Shaw"Shaw Empty of Good Sense"Comment by Readers of ShawOpen Letter to President Wilson[1]A German Letter to G. Bernard ShawBritish Authors Defend England's WarWHO'S WHO AMONG THE SIGNERS.The Fourth of August—Europe at WarIf the Germans Raid EnglandSir Oliver Lodge's CommentWhat the German Conscript ThinksFelix Adler's CommentWhen Peace Is Seriously DesiredBarrie at Bay: Which Was Brown?A "Credo" for Keeping FaithHard Blows, Not Hard Words"As They Tested Our Fathers"Kipling and "The Truce of the Bear"On the Impending CrisisWhy England Came To Be In ItSouth Africa's Boers and BritonsCapt. Mark Haggard's Death in BattleAn Anti-Christian WarEnglish Artists' ProtestTo Arms!Conan Doyle on British MilitarismThe Need of Being MercilessLetters to Dr. Nicholas Murray ButlerThe Vital Energies of FranceFrance Through English EyesFrance through English EyesThe Soldier of 1914Germany's Civilized BarbarismThe German Religion of DutyA Letter to Gerhart HauptmannA Reply to RollandAnother Reply to RollandAre We Barbarians?To Americans From a German FriendTo the Civilized WorldAppeal of the German UniversitiesReply to the German ProfessorsConcerning the German ProfessorsThe Reply From FranceTo Americans In GermanyA Reply to Prof. HarnackProf. Harnack in RebuttalThe Causes of the WarComment by Dr. Max WalterPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →VOLUME I.All chapters and sections (58)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCURRENT HISTORYSections1Volume 1 · Other sections"Common Sense About the War""Common Sense About the War" (continued 2)"Common Sense About the War" (continued 3)"Shaw's Nonsense About Belgium""Bennett States the German Case"Flaws in Shaw's LogicEditorial Comment on Shaw"Shaw Empty of Good Sense"Comment by Readers of ShawOpen Letter to President Wilson[1]A German Letter to G. Bernard ShawBritish Authors Defend England's WarWHO'S WHO AMONG THE SIGNERS.The Fourth of August—Europe at WarIf the Germans Raid EnglandSir Oliver Lodge's CommentWhat the German Conscript ThinksFelix Adler's CommentWhen Peace Is Seriously DesiredBarrie at Bay: Which Was Brown?A "Credo" for Keeping FaithHard Blows, Not Hard Words"As They Tested Our Fathers"Kipling and "The Truce of the Bear"On the Impending CrisisWhy England Came To Be In ItSouth Africa's Boers and BritonsCapt. Mark Haggard's Death in BattleAn Anti-Christian WarEnglish Artists' ProtestTo Arms!Conan Doyle on British MilitarismThe Need of Being MercilessLetters to Dr. Nicholas Murray ButlerThe Vital Energies of FranceFrance Through English EyesFrance through English EyesThe Soldier of 1914Germany's Civilized BarbarismThe German Religion of DutyA Letter to Gerhart HauptmannA Reply to RollandAnother Reply to RollandAre We Barbarians?To Americans From a German FriendTo the Civilized WorldAppeal of the German UniversitiesReply to the German ProfessorsConcerning the German ProfessorsThe Reply From FranceTo Americans In GermanyA Reply to Prof. HarnackProf. Harnack in RebuttalThe Causes of the WarComment by Dr. Max WalterA MONTHLY MAGAZINE← Front matterVOLUME I. →