Chapter V: Part X: The United States and the Belligerents
LVII. War Cloud in Congress 433
LVIII. The President Upheld in Armed-Merchantmen Issue--Final
Crisis With Germany 439
LIX. The American Ultimatum--Germany Yields 449
TWO YEARS OF THE WAR. _By Frank H. Simonds_
The German Problem 461
The Belgian Phase 463
The French Offensive 466
The Battle of the Marne 469
The End of the First Western Campaign 472
The Russian Phase 476
Tannenberg and Lemberg 476
Warsaw and Lodz 479
The Galician Campaign 480
The Battle of the Dunajec 481
Russia Survives 484
The Balkan Campaign 484
In the West 487
Italy 488
Verdun 488
The February Attack 490
Later Phases 491
Gettysburg 493
The Austrian Offensive 494
Germany Loses the Offensive 495
The Russian Attack 496
The Battle of the Somme 499
Gorizia 499
As the Third Year Begins 501
THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR, STATEMENTS FROM THE BRITISH,
FRENCH, AND GERMAN AMBASSADORS TO THE UNITED STATES 503
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Jutland _Frontispiece_
Opposite Page
Queen Mary, British Battle Cruiser 78
Earl Kitchener 110
Austrian 30.5-Centimeter Gun 158
Austrian Intrenchment High on a Mountain 238
German Crown Prince Giving Crosses for Valor 350
French Aviation Camp Near Verdun 366
U-C-5, German Mine-Laying Submarine 446
Motor-Mounted French 75's 494
LIST OF MAPS
Page
Expansion of the War--Dates on Which Declarations of War
Were Made (_Colored Map_) _Front Insert_
Battle of Jutland Bank, the
Plate I--Distribution of Forces 74
Plate II--Running Fight to the Southward 77
Plate III--Running Fight to the Northward 79
Plate IV--British Grand Fleet Approaching from Northwest 81
Plate V--British Grand Fleet Coming into Action 83
Plate VI--Jellicoe and Beatty Acting Together to "Cap"
German Fleet 85
Plate VII--Jellicoe and Beatty Pass Around the German
Flank, "Capping" It 86
Plate VIII--British Forces Heading Off to Southward to
Avoid Attack During Darkness 88
Plate IX--Movement of Forces 103
Plate X--Movement of Jellicoe's Forces on May 31 105
Plate XI--What Von Scheer Should Have Done 106
Eastern Battle Front, August, 1916 119
Russian Offensive from Pinsk To Dubno, The 157
Russian Offensive in Galicia, The 175
Italian Front, The 241
Austrian Offensive, May, 1916, Detail of 263
Gorizia 272
Kut-el-Amara 322
Russians in Persia, The 333
Russians in Armenia, The 338
Western Battle Front, August, 1916 343
Four Zone Maps (_colored_) _Opposite_ 344
Verdun, First Attack on 346
Verdun, Northeast District in Detail 352
Verdun, Northwest District in Detail 356
Mort Homme Sector in Detail 364
Verdun to St. Mihiel 366
Verdun Gain up to August, 1916 369
Sector Where Grand Offensive was Started 379
English Gains, The 394
French Gains, The 406
Two Years of the War
August 18, 1914, When the Belgian Retreat to Antwerp
Began 465
August 23, 1914, After the Allies Had Lost All the First
Battles 467
September 6, 1914, the Battle of the Marne 471
September 20, 1914, the Deadlock 473
November 15, 1914, the End of the Western Campaign 475
October 24, 1914, the Battle of the Vistula 478
October 1, 1915, at the End of the Russian Retreat 483
The Conquest of Serbia, December, 1915 485
The Russian Spring Offensive, 1916 497
Austro-Italian Campaigns, May to September, 1916 500
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