The Times History of War: The Battlefield of Europe

New York: Woodward & Van Slyke, 1921. — 366 p.Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Excerpt from History of the War: The Battlefield of EuropeAs has been. Their efforts have combined to make the foreign pages of the times probably the most accurate review of current foreign affairs published in any paper in Europe. Equally well known are the military and naval correspondents of the times who are, by universal consent, among the most brilliant exponents of their respective subjects. The services of the special staff of war correspondents now acting for the times in the theatre of war are available for this history. Descriptions of eye witnesses of the actual scenes of battle will be employed in this history.Political Antecedents to the War
The Army and Fortresses of Belgium
The German Invasion of Luxemburg and Belgium
The German Army and German Strategy
The German Army — 1870-1914
The German Army in the Field
The German Theory of War
The British Army
The Armies of the Dominions
The Native Indian Army
The Rally of the Empire
The British Theory of War
The French Army
The French Theory of War
The Story of Liege
The German Advance to Brussels
The First French Offensive in Alsace
German Conquest of Belgium
The German Advance on Paris: Battles of Namur, Charleroi, Mons
The Retreat to the Marne