Current History, Vol. VIII, No. 3, June 1918
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Original author: Various
"Current History, Vol. VIII, No. 3, June 1918" by Various is a historical magazine publication written in the early 20th century. It details contemporary events during World War I, focusing on military, political, and social aspects of the time, particularly battles and strategies on the Western Front. The content includes reports from correspondents and analyses of combat situations, reflecting the experiences and sacrifices of soldiers during this tumultuous period. The opening of this volume provides a snapshot of the wartime situation as of May 1918, highlighting the comparative calm on the Western Front after intense fighting. It outlines crucial military movements and engagements, such as the battles in Picardy and Flanders, the arrival of American troops in France, and the relentless German attempts to breach Allied lines. Additionally, it discusses key political developments, including the renewal of alliances between Germany and Austria and the significant impact of American labor missions in Europe, painting a comprehensive and dynamic picture of life and conflict during World War I.
Current History, Vol. VIII, No. 3, June 1918, by Various. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #41479.
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19 Chapters
- 1.Part I: No. 3 (1)8,702 words
- 2.Part I: No. 3 (2)8,781 words
- 3.Part I: No. 3 (3)8,741 words
- 4.Part I: No. 3 (4)8,616 words
- 5.Part I: No. 3 (5)8,420 words
- 6.Part I: No. 3 (6)8,603 words
- 7.Part I: No. 3 (7)8,673 words
- 8.Part I: No. 3 (8)8,501 words
- 9.Part I: No. 3 (9)7,409 words
- 10.Section 42: of act (1)8,588 words
- 11.Section 42: of act (2)4,671 words
- 12.Section II: Movable and fixed household articles made of copper,101 words
- 13.Section III: Exempt from seizure and delivery127 words
- 14.Section V: Obligation to Deliver. The delivery of the seized66 words
- 15.Section VI: Indemnity. The following prices will be paid for the76 words
- 16.Section 282 words
- 17.Section XI: Punishment for Violations. Any one who intentionally9,577 words
- 18.Section C: provides for the abolition after the ratification of the (1)8,839 words
- 19.Section C: provides for the abolition after the ratification of the (2)4,303 words