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Fall Literary Review
Concerning the War
The Great War: The Second Phase, by Frank H. Simonds
by W.E.W.
The New Republic, January 29, 1916, pp. 9-11
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. The Great War: The Second Phase (1915)
    Frank H. Simonds
    From the Fall of Antwerp to the Second Battle of Ypres
    1 Review
  2. The World War (1914)
    Elbert Francis Baldwin
    How It Looks to the Nations Involved and What It Means to Us
    4 Reviews, 2 Readable
  3. The Anglo-German Problem (1912)
    Charles Sarolea
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  4. France in Danger (1915)
    Paul Vergnet
    French Nationality Menaced by Pan-German Aggression
    1 Review
  5. Britain's Case Against Germany (1914)
    Ramsay Muir
    An Examination of the Historical Background of the German Action in 1914
    3 Reviews
  6. A History of Germany in the Nineteenth Century (1915)
    Heinrich von Treitschke
    13 Reviews, 2 Readable
  7. Germany, France, Russia, and Islam (1915)
    Heinrich von Treitschke
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  8. Confessions of Frederick the Great and The Life... (1915)
    Heinrich von Treitschke
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  9. Problems of Readjustment After the War (1916)
    A Symposium
    1 Review
  10. The Audacious War (1915)
    Clarence W. Barron
    2 Reviews
  11. The War and the Balkans (1915)
    Noel Buxton and Charles Roden Buxton
    1 Review
  12. Geographical Aspects of Balkan Problems in Thei... (1915)
    Marion I. Newbigin
    2 Reviews
  13. War and Woman (1915)
    Henry Clay Hansbrough
    An Exposition of Man's Failure as a Harmonizer
    1 Review
  14. The World Crisis and Its Meaning (1915)
    Felix Adler
    4 Reviews, 1 Readable
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