The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol. 1, January 9, 1915Current History of the European WarReading editionChapter navigation69 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCurrent History of the European WarWhat Americans Say to EuropeIn the Supreme Court of CivilizationCritics Dispute Mr. BeckRussia to BlameIn Defense of AustriaDefense of the Dual Alliance—A ReplyWhat Gladstone Said About BelgiumFight to the Bitter EndWoman and WarThe Way to PeaceProf. Mather on Mr. SchiffThe Eliot-Schiff LettersLA CATHEDRALE.THE CATHEDRAL.Probable Causes and Outcome of the WarAppreciation from Lord BryceA Reply by Dr. FranckeDR. ELIOT'S SECOND LETTERDR. ELIOT'S THIRD LETTER.Dr. Dernburg's Reply to the Third LetterDr. Jordan's Reply to Dr. DernburgDr. Irene Sargent's Reply to Dr. DernburgDR. ELIOT'S FOURTH LETTER.DR. ELIOT'S FIFTH LETTER.THE LORD OF HOSTS.A War of DishonorMight or RightJEANNE D'ARC—1914.The Kaiser and BelgiumReply to Prof. BurgessPROF. BURGESS'S SECOND ARTICLE.Reply to Prof. BurgessAmerica's Peril in Judging GermanyAn Answer by Prof. LaddPossible Profits From War"To Americans Leaving Germany"German DeclarationsA Second AppealThe Eucken and Haeckel ChargesConcerning German CultureCulture vs. KulturThe Trespass in BelgiumApportioning the BlamePARTING.French Hate and English JealousyDr. Sanderson RepliesIn Defense of AustriaRussian Atrocities"The United States of Europe"A New World MapThe Verdict of the American PeopleInterview With Dr. HillisTIPPERARY.As America Sees the WarTO MELOS, POMEGRANATE ISLE.What America Can DoTO A COUSIN GERMAN.What the Economic Effects May BeEffects of War on AmericaGermany of the FutureGermany the AggressorMilitarism and ChristianityVIGILNietzsche and German CultureBelgium's Bitter NeedA CORRECTION.Certainly Not!Previous chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →What Americans Say to EuropeAll chapters and sections (69)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCurrent History of the European WarWhat Americans Say to EuropeIn the Supreme Court of CivilizationCritics Dispute Mr. BeckRussia to BlameIn Defense of AustriaDefense of the Dual Alliance—A ReplyWhat Gladstone Said About BelgiumFight to the Bitter EndWoman and WarThe Way to PeaceProf. Mather on Mr. SchiffThe Eliot-Schiff LettersLA CATHEDRALE.THE CATHEDRAL.Probable Causes and Outcome of the WarAppreciation from Lord BryceA Reply by Dr. FranckeDR. ELIOT'S SECOND LETTERDR. ELIOT'S THIRD LETTER.Dr. Dernburg's Reply to the Third LetterDr. Jordan's Reply to Dr. DernburgDr. Irene Sargent's Reply to Dr. DernburgDR. ELIOT'S FOURTH LETTER.DR. ELIOT'S FIFTH LETTER.THE LORD OF HOSTS.A War of DishonorMight or RightJEANNE D'ARC—1914.The Kaiser and BelgiumReply to Prof. BurgessPROF. BURGESS'S SECOND ARTICLE.Reply to Prof. BurgessAmerica's Peril in Judging GermanyAn Answer by Prof. LaddPossible Profits From War"To Americans Leaving Germany"German DeclarationsA Second AppealThe Eucken and Haeckel ChargesConcerning German CultureCulture vs. KulturThe Trespass in BelgiumApportioning the BlamePARTING.French Hate and English JealousyDr. Sanderson RepliesIn Defense of AustriaRussian Atrocities"The United States of Europe"A New World MapThe Verdict of the American PeopleInterview With Dr. HillisTIPPERARY.As America Sees the WarTO MELOS, POMEGRANATE ISLE.What America Can DoTO A COUSIN GERMAN.What the Economic Effects May BeEffects of War on AmericaGermany of the FutureGermany the AggressorMilitarism and ChristianityVIGILNietzsche and German CultureBelgium's Bitter NeedA CORRECTION.Certainly Not!JANUARY 9, 1915.← Front matterWhat Americans Say to Europe →