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BOOKS ADDED—OCTOBER 1920 415
Brown, Herbert C 940.9137 B78
History of E company, 37th U.S. engineers; publishing committee
F. A. McDermott [and others]. 1919. [Ellis.]
A chronological arrangement of the company's activities, chiefly in France, compiled
from the Morning report, from recollections of the supervising officers, and from
diaries of the men. Contains biographical sketches of the officers and a company
roster.
Dillon, Emile Joseph. 940.916 D58
The inside story of the Peace conference. 1920. Harper.
Not a history of the conference, but "a sketch of the problems which the war created
or rendered pressing; of the conditions under which they cropped' up; of the simplicist
ways in which they were conceived by the distinguished politicians who volunteered to
solve them; of the delegates' natural limitations and electioneering commitments and of
the secret influences by which they were swayed; of the peoples' needs and expectations;
of the unwonted procedure adopted by the Conference and of the fateful consequences of
its decisions to the world." Foreword.
Evans, Edward Radcliffe Garth Russell. 940.915 E94
Keeping the seas. 1920. Warne.
A personal narrative of the Dover patrol and its work in keeping open "the lane"
across the English Channel during the European war.
Ford, George Burdette. 940.917 F7
Out of the ruins. 1919. Century.
"An account of reconstruction in France at once interesting to the general reader
and valuable to the student of government.. .Particularly helpful are Mr. Ford's chapters
on recent legislation in France.. .relating not only to the restoration of the devastated
regions, but to the principles of city planning and construction throughout
France for all future time." National municipal review, 1920.
France—Ministere de la guerre. r 940.91 F8612
La France et ses allies; documents de la section photographique de
l'armee frangaise.
Reproductions of photographs, with text in English, French, Portuguese, Italian,
Spanish, German, and Greek.
Gordon-Smith, Gordon. 94°-9i3 G6st
From Serbia to Jugoslavia; Serbia's victories, reverses and final
triumph, 1914-18, with a preface by Slavko Grouitch. 1920. Putnam.
The author, a former war correspondent who was later attached to Serbian headquarters,
describes the heroic efforts of the Serbs from the Danube to Durazzo and in
the campaign on the Salonika front.
Goricar, Josef, & Stowe, L. B. 940.911 G67
Inside story of Austro-German intrigue; or, How the world war
was brought about. 1920. Doubleday.
"A valuable contribution to the history of the rivalries and intrigues which preceded
the war...It also points out to the world the inevitable results of attempts to suppress
minority races in an empire, and of the destruction of truth, honour, and human sympathy
which come from a selfish, secret, and lying diplomacy." Albert Bushnell Hart,
in Introduction.
Lawrence, Dorothy. 940.918 L42
Sapper Dorothy Lawrence, the only English woman soldier, late
Royal engineers, 51st division, 179th tunnelling company, B. E. F.
1919. Lane. (On active service series.)
An account of the young journalist's attempts to serve in the great war and of her
final success, aided by Tommies.