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192 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Carver, Thomas Nixon. qr 940.923 C24
War thrift. 1919. Oxford University Press, Amer. branch.
With this is bound his "Government control of the liquor business in Great Britain
and the United States."
Issued in the series Preliminary economic studies of the war by the Division of
economics and history of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Presents (1) an analysis of the nature of thrift and its relation to national economy
and after-war reconstruction; (2) a study of the experience of Great Britain in the effort
to control the liquor business in war time; (3) the prohibition movement in the
United States.
Emery, James Augustin, & Williams, N. B. r 940.923 E58
Governmental war agencies affecting business; prepared for the National
Association of Manufacturers. 1918.
Information, in brief, concerning the jurisdiction and activities of government agencies
as developed by the war needs of business.
England—Ministry of information. r 940.911 E64
Chronology of the war. v.l. 1918. Constable.
v.i. 1914-15.
• Small atlas of the war r 940.911 E64a
v.i and atlas, ed. by Lord Edward Gleichen.
Hunter, Francis T. 940.915 H942
Beatty, Jellicoe, Sims and Rodman; Yankee gobs and British tars,
as seen by an 'anglomanaic.' 1919. Doubleday.
Narrative of European war experiences of a lieutenant in tlie United States navy,
detailed on the American flagship with the grand fleet. A tribute to the English navy.
Hurd, Archibald Spicer, & Bashford, H. H. 940.915 H94S
Sons of admiralty; a short history of the naval war, 1914-18. 1919.
Constable.
Shows the survival and re-awakening of the spirit of admiralty, which has again
declared itself as the peculiar expression in world affairs of the English-speaking races.
Man, Henri de. 940.919 M32
Remaking of a mind; a soldier's thoughts on war and reconstruction.
1919. Scribner.
Contents: Before the war.—The collapse of the "Internationale."—1914.—The spell
of dogmatism.—German patriotism.—German militarism.—Why men fought.—Heroism.—In
the land of despotism.—In the land of freedom.—The new socialism.
Author was a lieutenant in the Belgian army during the European war.
Palmer, Frederick. 940.913 P19
Our greatest battle (the Meuse-Argonne). 1919. Dodd.
Continues and supplements the author's "America in France." Aims to give a comprehensive
and intelligent account of the Meuse-Argonne battle.
Punch. 940.911 P98
Mr Punch's history of the great war. 1919. Cassell.
An outline of the events of the war and of home affairs, month by month, from
the cartoons, prose and verse of "Punch."
Scott, Emmett Jay. g40. gl s 42
Official history of the American negro in the world war; a complete
and authentic narration, from official sources, of the participation o