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BOOKS ADDED—NOVEMBER 1920 475
Mayo, Katherine. 940-9*7 M 54
"That damn Y;" a record of overseas service. 1920. Houghton.
Impressions of the work of the Y. M. C. A. during the European war, justifying
its management and presenting facts in answer to various charges against it.
Oman, Charles William Chadwick. qr 940.911 O24
Outbreak of the war of 1914-18; a narrative based mainly on British
official documents. 1919- H. M. Stationery Off.
Does not give the remote causes of the great war, but sets forth "from a British
standpoint the ascertained facts as to the actual outbreak."
Pollard, Albert Frederick. 940-9" 1*7°
A short history of the great war. [1920.] Methuen.
Contains maps. . , ,. , , , ±,
A condensed account, chronologically complete, including the work of the peace
conference, by a (1920) professor of English history in the University of London.
Rainsfor'd, Walter Kerr. 940.9137 R16
From Upton to the Meuse with the 307th infantry; a brief history of
its life and of the part it played in the great war. 1920. Appleton.
The historian, a graduate of the ficoledes Beaux-arts, Paris, tells the story of "New
York's own" and its part in the Meuse-Argonne battle. Illustrated with sketches and
photographs made by the author.
[Schwink, Otto.]
940.913 S41
Ypres 1914; an official account published by order of the German
general staff; translation by G. C. W., with introduction and notes by
the historical section (military branch) Committee of imperial defence.
1010. Constable.
A monograph intended for the edification of the German people. The argument is
that although the German armies were greatly outnumbered at Ypres yet the battle
was a German victory because it kept the allies from advancing into Belgium and recovering
Lille. „
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Seligman, Vincent J.
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The Salonica side-show. [191°-] Allen.
Sbes^.iences as supply officer aft, the surrende^and occupation tf
2»^££^^^ ^l^Condensed'from Spectator, 191,
United States—Committee on public information. r 940.916 U253S
Souvenir catalogue, United States and allied governments war exposition,
Pittsburgh, Nov. 28th to Dec 8th 1918; presented by Division
of films, Bureau of expositions. [1918.] Pittsburgh.
[Young Women's Christian Associations, United qr 940.927 Y41
States—War work council.]
tion workers, etc.
Books for the Blind
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