BY WINSTON CHURCHILL

Author of “The Inside of the Cup,” etc.

_Illustrated, cloth, 12mo, $1.25_

Here we have an account of Mr. Churchill’s experiences in France and

England during the latter half of 1917. Many privileges were extended to

the distinguished American novelist on his trip abroad, with the result

that he has a most interesting story to tell as to conditions in the

warring countries in the third year of the great conflict. He writes of

famous battlefields which he visited, of distinguished people with whom

he conversed and of the spirit and temper of the times.

Not the least compelling section of the volume is the final one,

occupying nearly one hundred pages, entitled The American Contribution

and the Democratic Idea.

“Coming as it does at a most timely moment, it is a great

document.... Mr. Churchill has written a chapter in the history of

American thought, and one to be considered faithfully by all true

Americans.”--_N. Y. Times._

THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York

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