Chapter II: Part IX: The United States as a Belligerent

XLI. Force to the Utmost 389

XLII. The American Legions 343

XLIII. Raiding the Foe 347

XLIV. America Over the Top 351

XLV. At Seicheprey and Xivray 359

XLVI. On the Chemin-des-Dames 364

XLVII. Before Amiens 367

XLVIII. Cantigny 373

XLIX. Around Château-Thierry 376

L. A Drive by the Marines 381

LI. Belleau Wood 387

LII. Their Presence Felt 393

LIII. Vaux and Hamel 396

LIV. Across the Marne and Back 400

LV. Forward with Foch 406

LVI. Fighting Through Forests 409

LVII. Sergy and Seringes 413

PART X.--RUSSIA

LVIII. The Peace Without Treaty 417

LIX. The Germans Renew Hostilities with Russia 422

LX. The Peace Treaty That Was Signed 426

LXI. Continued German Aggression 429

LXII. Japanese Take Action in the East 432

LXIII. German Policy of Aggression 437

LXIV. Germany's Appeal to Class Hatred 439

LXV. Assassination of the German Ambassador 442

LXVI. The March of the Czecho-Slovaks Through Siberia 444

LXVII. Execution of ex-Czar Nicholas 447