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n by instructors and others describing the sentiments with which the declaration of war was received.] (2) Wood, Walter, editor. _Soldiers' Stories of the War._ London, 1915. (3) Buswell, Leslie. _Ambulance No. 10: Personal Letters from the Front._ Boston, 1916. (4) Kilpatrick, James A. _Tommy Atkins at War as Told in His Own Letters._ New York, 1914. (5) Fadl, Said Memun Abul. "Die Frauen des Islams und der Weltkrieg," _Nord und Sued_, CLV (Nov. 1915), 171-74. [Contains a letter from a Turkish mother to her son at the front.] (6) Maublanc, Rene. "La guerre vue par des enfants (septembre, 1914)." (Recits par des enfants de campagne.) _Revue de Paris_, XXII (septembre-octobre, 1915), 396-418. (7) Daudet, Ernest, editor. "L'ame francaise et l'ame allemande." Lettres de soldats. _Documents pour l'histoire de la guerre._ Paris, 1915. (8) "Heimatsbriefe an russische Soldaten." (Neue philologische Rundschau; hrsg. von dr. C. Wagener und dr. E. Ludwig in Bremen, jahrg. 1886-1908.) _Die neue Rundschau_, II (1915), 1673-83. (9) "The Attack at Loos," by a French Lieutenant. "Under Shell-Fire at Dunkirk," by an American Nurse. "The Winter's War," by a British Captain. "The Bitter Experience of Lorraine," by the Prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle. _Atlantic Monthly_, CXVI (1915), 688-711. (10) Boehme, Margarete. _Kriegsbriefe der Familie Wimmel._ (Personal experiences in the Great War). Dresden, 1915. (11) Chevillon, Andre. "Lettres d'un soldat," _Revue de Paris_, XXII (juillet-aout, 1915), 471-95. (12) Boutroux, Pierre. "Les soldats allemands en campagne, d'apres leur correspondance," _Revue de Paris_, XXII (septembre-octobre, 1915), 323-43; 470-91 (13) West, Arthur Graeme. _The Diary of a Dead Officer._ Posthumous papers. London, 1918. (14) Mayer, Emile. "Emotions des chefs en campagne," _Bibliotheque universelle et Revue Suisse_, LXIX (1913), 98-131. (15) Wehrhan, K. "Volksdichtung ueber unsere gefallenen Helden," _Die Grenzboten_, LXXIV (No. 28, July 14, 1915), 58-64. [Calls attention to growth of a usage (anfangs, wagte sich der Brauch nur schuechtern, hier und da, hervor) of printing verses, some original, some quoted, in the death notices.] (16) Naumann, Friedrich. "Der Kriegsglaube," _Die Hilfe_, XXI (No. 36, Sept. 9, 1915), 576. [Sketches the forces that have created a war creed, in which all confessions participate, immediately and without formalities.] (17) Roepke, Dr. Fritz. "Der Religi
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