New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915
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1. Front matter2. The American Note to Berlin of July 21 Steps Leading Up to President Wilson’s Rejection of Germany’s Proposals3. The American Rejoinder4. German and American Press Opinion5. Austria-Hungary’s Protest6. Armenian, Orduna, and Others7. Results of Submarine Warfare8. REGINALD WARNEFORD9. American Preparedness10. Military Résumés of Operations on All Fronts— August, 1914 to August, 191511. One Year’s War12. An American View13. Inferences from Eleven Months of the European Conflict14. “Revenge for Elisabeth!”15. A Year of the War in Africa and Asia16. An “Insult” to War17. Germany’s Story of the Eastern Campaign18. Naval Losses During the War19. Sir John French’s Own Story20. France’s “Eyewitness” Reports21. The Crown Prince in the Argonne22. Allied Operations Around the Turks’ Fortress of Achi Baba23. BATTLE OF THE LONGEST DAY24. Second Month Closes with Offensive Operations in Swing Against Gorizia25. The Task of Italy26. Two Devoted Nations27. Comment About Continued Neutrality from the Balkan and Russian Capitals28. Dr. Conybeare’s Recantation29. Attack on Mr. Morgan’s Life and the Setting of Fire-Bombs on Ships30. Devotion to the Kaiser31. Movement in Great Britain and the United States to Consult Civilian Experts32. Hudson Maxim on Explosives33. Thor!34. “I am the Gravest Danger”35. [American Cartoon] The Postscript36. [German Cartoon] The Paper Blockade37. [American Cartoon] Donnerwetter!38. [German Cartoon] The Powder Chest39. [English Cartoon] In the Eastern Arena40. [French Cartoon] Circumstances Alter Cases41. [German Cartoon] A Risky Road42. [American Cartoon] Sherman Was Right!43. [Italian Cartoon] On the Bosporus44. Growing Problems of Germany and Her Opponents in Supplying Arms45. A Volunteer Army of Workers46. How “Silver Bullets” Are Made in Britain47. Cases Reserved48. New Recruiting in Britain49. American War Supplies50. Condensed from the Leading Reviews51. Germany’s Long-Nourished Powers52. “To Avenge”53. The Pope, the Vatican, and Italy54. Are the Allies Winning?55. Selling Arms to the Allies56. War and Non-Resistance57. “Good Natured Germany”58. Italy’s Defection59. Apologies for English Words60. Germanic Peace Terms61. France’s Bill of Damages62. A French Rejoinder63. Dr. von Bode’s Polemic64. “Carnegie and German Peace”65. Russia’s Supply of Warriors66. Austria and the Balkans67. Italy’s Publications in War-Time68. Sweden and the Lusitania69. A Threatened Despotism of Spirit70. “Gott Mit Uns”71. On the Psychology of Neutrals72. Chlorine Warfare73. Rheims Cathedral74. The English Falsehood75. Which Should be Germany’s Objective?76. Note on the Principle of Nationality77. Singer of “La Marseillaise”78. Depression—Common-Sense and the Situation79. The War and Racial Progress80. The English Word, Thought, and Life81. Evviva L’Italia82. Who Died Content!83. “The Germans, Destroyers of Cathedrals”84. Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from June 15, 1915, Up to and Including July 15, 1915.