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History of the World War

Name: History of the World War
Author: March, Francis A., Jr., 1863-1928; Beamish, Richard J. (Richard Joseph), 1867-1945

作者：March, Francis A., Jr., 1863-1928; Beamish, Richard J. (Richard Joseph), 1867-1945
体例：章　章数：69
字数：1,194,385　来源：Project Gutenberg

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共 69 章

CHAPTER I. A WAR FOR INTERNATIONAL FREEDOM
CHAPTER II. THE WORLD SUDDENLY TURNED UPSIDE DOWN
CHAPTER III. WHY THE WORLD WENT TO WAR
CHAPTER IV. THE PLOTTER BEHIND THE SCENES
CHAPTER V. THE GREAT WAR BEGINS
CHAPTER VI. THE TRAIL OF THE BEAST IN BELGIUM
CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE MARNE
CHAPTER VIII. JAPAN IN THE WAR
CHAPTER IX. CAMPAIGN IN THE EAST
CHAPTER X. STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY ON THE SEA
CHAPTER XI. THE SUBLIME PORTE
CHAPTER XII. RESCUE OF THE STARVING
CHAPTER XIII. BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES
CHAPTER XIV. NEW METHODS AND HORRORS OF WARFARE
CHAPTER XV. GERMAN PLOTS AND PROPAGANDA IN AMERICA
CHAPTER XVI. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA
CHAPTER XVII. NEUVE CHAPELLE AND WAR IN BLOOD-SOAKED TRENCHES
CHAPTER XVIII. STEADFAST SOUTH AFRICA
CHAPTER XIX. ITALY DECLARES WAR ON AUSTRIA
CHAPTER XX. GLORIOUS GALLIPOLI
CHAPTER XXI. THE GREATEST NAVAL BATTLE IN HISTORY
CHAPTER XXII. THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
CHAPTER XXIII. HOW THE BALKANS DECIDED
CHAPTER XXIV. THE CAMPAIGN IN MESOPOTAMIA
CHAPTER XXVI. IMMORTAL VERDUN
CHAPTER XXVII. MURDERS AND MARTYRS
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE SECOND BATTLE OF YPRES
CHAPTER XXIX. ZEPPELIN RAIDS ON FRANCE AND ENGLAND
CHAPTER XXX. RED REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
CHAPTER XXXI. THE DESCENT TO BOLSHEVISM
CHAPTER XXXII. GERMANY'S OBJECT LESSON TO THE UNITED STATES
CHAPTER XXXIII. AMERICA TRANSFORMED BY WAR
CHAPTER XXXIV. HOW FOOD WON THE WAR
CHAPTER XXXV. THE UNITED STATES NAVY IN THE WAR
CHAPTER XXXVI. CHINA JOINS THE FIGHTING DEMOCRACIES
CHAPTER XXXVII. THE DEFEAT AND RECOVERY OF ITALY
CHAPTER XXXVIII. REDEMPTION OF THE HOLY LAND
CHAPTER XXXIX. AMERICA'S TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS
CHAPTER XL. SHIPS AND THE MEN WHO MADE THEM
CHAPTER XLI. GERMANY'S DYING DESPERATE EFFORT
CHAPTER XLII. CHATEAU-THIERRY, FIELD OF GLORY
CHAPTER XLIII. ENGLAND AND FRANCE STRIKE IN THE NORTH
CHAPTER XLIV. BELGIUM'S GALLANT EFFORT
CHAPTER XLV. ITALY'S TERRIFIC DRIVE
CHAPTER XLVI. BULGARIA DESERTS GERMANY
CHAPTER XLVII. THE CENTRAL EMPIRES WHINE FOR PEACE
CHAPTER XLVIII. BATTLES IN THE AIR
CHAPTER XLIX. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF THE AMERICAN FORCES
CHAPTER L. THE PIRATES OF THE UNDER-SEAS
CHAPTER LI. APPROACHING THE FINAL STAGE
CHAPTER LII. LAST DAYS OF THE WAR
CHAPTER LIII. THE DRASTIC TERMS OF SURRENDER
CHAPTER LIV. PEACE AT LAST
CHAPTER LV. AMERICA'S POSITION IN PEACE AND WAR
CHAPTER LVI. THE WAR BY YEARS
CHAPTER LVII. BEHIND AMERICA'S BATTLE LINE
CHAPTER LVIII. GENERAL PERSHING'S OWN STORY
CHAPTER LIX. PRESIDENT WILSON'S REVIEW O
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