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The Great War in Verse and Prose

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1. Front matter 2. Introductory material 3. INTRODUCTION 4. "FOR ALL WE HAVE AND ARE"5. LORD KITCHENER'S INSTRUCTIONS TO THE BRITISH SOLDIER 6. PRO PATRIA 7. STATEMENT BY LORD KITCHENER 8. BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND MORNING 9. THE VIGIL 10. THE HOUR 11. OFF HELIGOLAND 12. A CALL TO ARMS 13. AUSTRALIA TO ENGLAND 14. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF RT. HON. WINSTON CHURCHILL 15. WHAT OF THE FIGHT?16. THE MAN OF THE MARNE 17. COPY OF TELEGRAM FROM KING ALBERT TO KING GEORGE AFTER THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE 18. INDIA TO ENGLAND 19. "A SCRAP OF PAPER"20. THE TRIBUTE 21. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF LORD KITCHENER AT THE GUILDHALL 22. THE KAISER 23. EXTRACT FROM DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS 24. THE CANADIAN 25. TO BELGIUM IN EXILE 26. A CHANT OF LOVE FOR ENGLAND 27. "CANADIANS—CANADIANS—THAT'S ALL!"28. FROM "A CANADIAN TWILIGHT"29. WE WERE MEN OF THE FURROW 30. DEVON MEN 31. CHALK AND FLINT 32. A GRAVE IN FLANDERS 33. INTO BATTLE 34. CHRIST IN FLANDERS 35. THE BLIND MAN AND HIS SON 36. EXTRACT FROM "THE WAR AND THE SOUL"37. THE GUARDS CAME THROUGH 38. RED POPPIES IN THE CORN 39. EXTRACT FROM LECTURE "HOW WE STAND NOW"40. LUSITANIA 41. THE WHITE SHIPS AND THE RED 42. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH AT THE GUILDHALL, LONDON, ENGLAND 43. THE RED CROSS NURSE 44. EDITH CAVELL 45. THE SOLDIER 46. EXTRACT FROM "THE MEANING OF WAR"47. TO OUR DEAD 48. THE DEAD 49. IN A BELGIAN GARDEN 50. ". . . . . THAT HAVE NO DOUBTS"51. ON THE RUE DU BOIS 52. EXTRACT FROM "FEAR GOD AND TAKE YOUR OWN PART"53. TO THE MEMORY OF FIELD-MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER 54. KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM 55. KITCHENER'S MARCH 56. THE CROWN OF EMPIRE 57. I HAVE A RENDEZVOUS WITH DEATH 58. IN MEMORIAM 59. GUNS OF VERDUN 60. VERDUN 61. FOR THE FALLEN 62. IN FLANDERS FIELDS 63. THE ANXIOUS DEAD 64. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF RT. HON. DAVID LLOYD GEORGE ON BECOMING PREMIER 65. SUBALTERNS 66. THE SEARCHLIGHTS 67. THE SEA IS HIS 68. VOLUNTEER 69. EXTRACT FROM PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS 70. FROM "VIMY RIDGE"71. THE SILENT TOAST 72. PROSPICE 73. THE OUTER GUARD 74. SMALL CRAFT 75. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF RT. HON. A. J. BALFOUR IN TORONTO 76. THE SPIRES OF OXFORD 77. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF MONSIEUR VIVIANI IN OTTAWA 78. THE NAME OF FRANCE 79. EXTRACT FROM A SPEECH OF MARSHAL JOFFRE IN MONTREAL 80. FOR THE MEN AT THE FRONT 81. WHAT HAS BRITAIN DONE?82. EXTRACT FROM SPEECH OF RT. HON. DAVID LLOYD GEORGE 83. WHAT HAS ENGLAND DONE?84. IN THE MORNING 85. ORDER TO THE CANADIAN ARMY CORPS 86. THE SOUL OF A NATION 87. THE LIVING LINE 88. AN HISTORIC ORDER 89. THE GUNS IN SUSSEX 90. TO A SOLDIER IN HOSPITAL 91. SPEECH DELIVERED BY LIEUT.-GEN. SIR A. W. CURRIE IN LONDON BEFORE AUGUST OFFENSIVE, 1918 92. THE AIR MEN 93. EXTRACTS FROM SPEECH 94. KING GEORGE'S MESSAGE TO THE NAVY 95. SKY SIGNS 96. ORDER TO THE CANADIANS AFTER THE CAPTURE OF MONS 97. TRIBUTE 98. ON THE NAVY 99. THE DEBT UNPAYABLE 100. KING GEORGE IN PARIS 101. BRITAIN'S DAY 102. GIFTS FROM THE DEAD 103. THE WOMAN'S TOLL 104. PILGRIMS 105. EPITAPHS FOR THE SLAIN 106. EXTRACT FROM FIELD-MARSHAL SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S OFFICIAL REPORT 107. PRESIDENT POINCARÉ AT THE OPENING OF THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE 108. NATIONAL ANTHEM

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