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World War One

A.E.F. Facts and Deployment Information (The Times Literary Supplement, 1921)

Chateau-Thierry: Setting the Record Straight (The Literary Digest, 1919)

''The Americans in the Argonne Won the War'' (You Can't Print That, 1929)

'American Cavalry Should Have Fought in the War' (Vanity Fair, 1919)

'Poilu' is not the Right Word! (New York Times, 1916)

1914: The End of an Era (The New Republic, 1915)

A Saboteur in the Royal Flying Corps (Rob Wagner's Script, 1938)

A Tribute to General Pershing (The American Legion Weekly, 1924)

A Tribute to Philip Gibbs: War - Correspondent (The Literary Digest, 1917)

A War Like No Other (Hearst's Sunday American, 1917)

America Commits Itself to the War (Literary Digest, 1928)

America's First Shot, Contested (The Literary Digest, 1917 and American Legion, 1922)

America's First War Dead (The American Legion Weekly, 1922)

An American Journalist's Observations of Wartime Britain (Harper's Weekly, 1915)

Behind the Scenes at the Doughboy Training Camps (Leslie's Weekly, 1918)

Book Review: The Battle of the Somme by Philip Gibbs (The Literary Digest, 1917)

British Military Campaign Furniture (Mappin and Webb, 1915)

Camouflage: An Invention from Ancient Warfare (The Nation, 1918)

Captain Eddy Rickenbacker: Fighter Pilot (The Literary Digest, 1919)

Crack of Doom for the Draft Dodgers (The American Legion, 1920)

David Lloyd George (Vanity Fair, 1916)

Dissent in the Pulpit (The Literary Digest, 1917)

Dogfight Over Hunland (Vanity Fair, 1918)

Don't Hate Me Because I Was An M.P. (American Legion Weekly, 1923)

Elsie Janis: Sweetheart of the A.E.F. (The American Legion Monthly, 1936)

England Plays The Game (The English Review, 1915)

French Amazement at American Esteem of Lafayette (Current Opinion, 1922)

French Navy Sank It's Own Submarine (Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

French Soldiers Desperate to Leave the Trenches (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

French Women and American Soldiers (The Spiker, 1919)

French Women on the Homefront (Vanity Fair, 1916)

General Herbert Gough and the Collapse of the Fifth Army (The Times Literary Supplement, 1921)

German Defense Accessories (L'Illustration, 1915)

German Submarines in American Waters (Coronet Magazine, 1941)

German Veterans of the War (American Legion Monthly, 1934)

High Culture in World War One Prison Camps (The Literary Digest, 1917)

Inside a W.W. I German Listening Post (American Legion Monthly, 1937)

Instructions for Building Trench Shelters (Trench Warfare, 1917)

New York Welcomes Sergeant York (The Literary Digest, 1919)

Nietzsche and World War One (Sewanee Review, 1920)

Night Patrol in the Toul Sector (Stars and Stripes, 1918)

November 11th With the First Division (The American Legion Weekly, 1919)

Paris, 1918: La Guerre Fini! (The Stars and Stripes, 1918)

Pershing: General of the Armies (The American Legion Weekly, 1924)

President Wilson Exonerates Mexico & Japan (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

President Wilson's Cabinet Launches the War (Review of Reviews, 1922)

Psychological Prep Used in the Training of U.S. Army Officers (Outing Magazine, 1918)

Secretary of War Newton Baker Visits the Front Trenches (N.Y. Times, 1918)

Submarine Warfare: The First Seven Months (New York Times, 1915)

Summing Up the Aisne-Marne Offensive (Dept. of the Army, 1956)

Ten Weeks in the German Cavalry (Leslie's, 1915)

The American Draft Dodgers of W.W. I (The American Legion Weekly, 1920)

The American Embassy: August 4, 1914 (Atlantic Monthly, 1930)

The American Springfield '03 Rifle (U.S. Infantry Drill Manual, 1911)

The American Volunteer Ambulance Corps (The Nation, 1917)

The Battle of Chateau-Thierry (Stars and Stripes, 1918)

The Battle of Cantigny (The Stars and Stripes, 1918)

The Battle of the Cooties (N.Y. Times, 1918)

The Bogus Armistice Day Celebration (Yank, 1945)

The British Aristocracy and the Great War (Vanity Fair, 1916)

The Case of Leonard Wood (Vanity Fair, 1918)

The Cockpit of the Giant Goltha Bomber (j'ai vu..., 1918)

The Deep German Dugouts (L'Illustration, 1915)

The Doughboys (The New Red Cross Magazine, 1919)

The Effects of Unrestricted Submarine Warfare (Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

The French Army in Africa (The Commonweal, 1941)

The German Concrete Trenches (New York Times, 1915)

The German Home Front (The Literary Digest, 1916)

The Gloom of World War I Paris (The Atlantic Monthly, 1918)

The Land Held by the German Army (Current History, 1915)

The News of the Armistice (The Stars and Stripes, 1918)

The Siege of France from the German Side (Current History, 1915)

The Spirit of the War at Eton (Cornhill Magazine, 1918)

The Spirit of the War at Harrow (Cornhill Magazines, 1918)

The Training of American Blue Blooded Officers at Plattsburg (Vanity Fair, 1917)

The U.S. Navy Railway Guns (The American Legion Weekly, 1919)

The War and the Royal Families (Vanity Fair, 1915)

The Zimmermann Plot (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

Trench Fighting (The New Republic, 1915)

Trench French (Soldier's French Course, 1916)

Trench Medicine (Harper's Weekly, 1915)

Uniform and Equipment Cost Illustrated (Scientific American, 1917)

Washington Politicians and the Dumb Things They Did (Collier's, 1930)

What Were You Doing in the August of 1914? (American Legion Monthly, 1934)

Winston Churchill Steps Down as First Lord of the Admiralty (Vanity Fair, 1916)

With the Germans on the Somme (The Cambridge Magazine, 1916)

Zeppelin Shot Down (The Literary Digest, 1919)