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DEFINING DOCS IN AM HST: WORLD WAR I 1914-1919

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<P>Provides readers with a new, interesting way to study the impact of World War I on American history. Through in-depth analysis of important primary documents from 1916 to 1919, readers will gain new insight into the causes, issues and lasting effects of this pivotal time in American history.</P>

Defining Documents in American History: World War I (1914-1919)

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Publisher&#x0027;s Note.
Editor&#x0027;s Introduction.
Contributors.
Opening Volleys.
1: US Ambassador&#x0027;s Reaction to Austria&#x0027;s Ultimatum.
2: Germany&#x0027;s Appeal to the Americans.
3: US Report on German Atrocities in Belgium.
4: US Statement on the Status of Armed Merchant Vessels.
5: US &#x201C;Strict Accountability&#x201D; Warning to Germany.
6: The Sinking of the Lusitania.
7: US Reaction to Allied Protest Regarding German Submarines.
8: Wilson&#x0027;s &#x201C;Peace Without Victory&#x201D; Address.
9: The British Prime Minister on America&#x0027;s Entry into the War.
10: The German Chancellor on the Prospect of War with the United States.
11: The French Prime Minister on America&#x0027;s Entry into the War.
12: Former President Taft on America&#x0027;s Entry into the War.
13: The US Press Office on Actions by US Naval Destroyers.
14: Germany&#x0027;s Crown Prince Wilhelm&#x0027;s Assessment of US Troops.
A Range of Reactions.
15: War Increases Toy Soldier Sales.
16: Resolutions Adopted by the International Congress of Women.
17: The Failure of German-Americanism.
18: War Is &#x201C;A Blessing, Not a Curse&#x201D;&#x2014;The Case for Why We Must Fight.
19: A Nebraska Senator Opposes US Entry into the War.
20: The Espionage Act of 1917.
21: Walter Lippmann on the War and American Democracy.
22: America First, Now and Hereafter.
23: The Unity of America.
24: German Enemy of US Hanged by Mob.
25: Remarks by Scott Nearing at His Trial.
26: The Sedition Act of 1918.
27: No Negroes Allowed.
Outside Influences.
28: Report on Armenian Genocide.
29: US-Mexico Tensions.
30: The Zimmerman Telegram.
31: US Participation in the Archangel Expedition in Russia.
War Preparedness.
32: President Woodrow Wilson: &#x201C;Do Your Bit For America&#x201D;.
33: A Labor Leader on Military Conscription.
34: The Use of US Railroads During Wartime.
35: A Survey of American War Readiness.
36: The Railway Control Act.
Combat Maneuvers.
37: US Ambassador&#x0027;s Report of German Retreat in France.
38: On the Paris Gun.
39: The Battle of Cantigny.
40: The Battle of Belleau Wood.
41: The Second Battle of the Marne.
Soldiers&#x0027; Stories.
42: Personal Letter of a Driver at the Front.
43: A Marine Flyer in France.
44: A Marine Corporal&#x0027;s War Diary.
45: Ernest Hemingway&#x0027;s Return from the Italian Front.
46: The Story of a Black Infantry Unit.
47: A Soldier&#x0027;s Letters Home.
48: Diary of a Soldier on the Front Lines in France.
49: Letter from a Private in the Expeditionary Force.
50: Letters Home by a Supply Officer.
51: Diary of an Artillery Soldier at the End of the War.
52: Armistice: The End of the War.
53: Diary of an Ordnance Officer Assigned to Postwar &#x201C;Cleanup&#x201D;.
Medical Realities.
54: The First Gas Attack.
55: The Effects of Shell Shock.
56: Diary of an Army Private at a Base Hospital.
57: The High Road to Self-Support.
58: An Army Physician on the 1918 Flu Pandemic.
A New World.
59: Wilson&#x0027;s Fourteen Points.
60: John Dewey: &#x201C;The Social Possibilities of War&#x201D;.
Appendixes.
Chronological List.
Web Resources.
Bibliography.
Index.

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