New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 4, July, 1915
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- April-September, 1915
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1. Front matter2. Account of the Resignation of William J. Bryan as American Secretary of State3. MR. BRYAN’S RESIGNATION4. PRESIDENT WILSON’S REPLY TO BERLIN5. THE LUSITANIA’S “GUNS”6. Dr. Meyer-Gerhard’s Mission7. Germany’s Press Opinion8. Press Opinion of the Allies9. American Comment on Mr. Bryan’s Resignation10. Mr. Bryan’s Defense11. Bryan, Idealist and Average Man12. In the Name of Peace.13. A World League to Enforce Peace14. The League to Enforce Peace15. German-American Dissent16. Chant of Loyalty.17. The Alleged German Plot to Buy Control of Their Sources18. A League for Preparedness19. German Reports of Mackensen’s Victorious Thrust in Galicia20. BELGIUM.21. France’s Victory in the Chief Western Operation Since the Marne22. The Modern Plataea23. A British Call For Recruits24. Richebourg, La Quinque Rue, Festubert, and Ypres25. Progress of the Allies in June Slow and Difficult26. THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS27. An Old Time Aeronaut28. A Parthian Brick29. The Benevolent Assassin30. The Black Flag31. A Statesman’s Exit32. “My Heart Bleeds for Karlsruhe”33. The Sandwich Man34. The Two-handed Sword35. Wilson’s Wrapping Paper36. A Haul of U-Boats37. In the Carpathians38. The Sphinx on the Bosporus39. Twice Bitten—Thrice Shy40. The Italian Invasion and Italo-Germanic Differences41. The Armed Strength of Italy42. The Alpine Frontier43. “Italy’s Violation of Faith”44. Why Italy Went to War45. A Coalition Ministry with Lloyd George in a New Office46. Lloyd George’s Appeal to Labor47. Inspired Press Opinions from the Capitals of Greece, Bulgaria, and Rumania48. Portsmouth Bells49. Odyssey of the German Raider’s Survivors Told by Captain Muecke, Their Leader50. Civilization at the Breaking Point51. “Human Beings and Germans”52. Garibaldi’s Promise.53. The Uncivilizable Nation54. Retreat in the Rain.55. War a Game for Love and Honor56. How England Prevented an Understanding With Germany57. Germany Free!58. Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from April 30, 1915, Up to and Including June 15, 1915.59. Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from April 30, 1915, Up to and Including June 15, 1915. (continued 2)60. To the Captain of the U——.