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Now you can study America: War and Peace from first-hand perspective. This essential eBook includes 43 primary source accounts from 1916 to 1925. No source is better than the original. It is untainted and tells the history as it happened.
The content in this eBook is included in our colossal "First-hand History of America" collection with over 1,200 primary source accounts.
*Includes 43 Accounts:
The Zimmermann Telegram, 1917 – From the German Foreign Secretary to the German Minister in Mexico
America Declares War on Germany, 1917 – Woodrow Wilson
Text of the Declaration of War – Joint Resolution Passed by the United States Senate and House of Representatives
Britain Welcomes America into the War – David Lloyd George
Compulsory Military Service – Woodrow Wilson
Conscription is Approved – Samuel Gompers
Moving Our Troops Overseas – Albert Gleaves
"On the Brink of the Precipice" – Walter H. Page
America Mobilizes – John Pershing
The American's Creed – Accepted by House of Representatives, April 3, 1918
President Wilson's "Fourteen Points", 1918 – Woodrow Wilson
The "Big Berthas" Bombard Paris – Contemporary Press Report and That of General Rohne
Foch Given the Supreme Command – John J. Pershing
Britain's Back to the Wall – Sir Douglas Haig
The Liberty Loan Army – Guy Emerson
American Troops Take Cantigny – John J. Pershing
The Loss of the "President Lincoln" – G. C. Whimsett
Airplane Duels – Edward Vernon (Eddie) Rickenbacker
Holding the Germans at Chateau-Thierry – British Press Report and a French Tribute
The Last German Attack is Halted – John J. Pershing
Foch Launches His Great Counterattack – Shipley Thomas
The First American Army in Attack – John J. Pershing
Breaking the Hindenburg Line – United States Government Statement
A Close-Up of the Great Argonne Battle – Robert Lee Bullard
The Last A.E.F. Drive to Sedan – Sir Frederick Maurice
The War in the Air – Shipley Thomas
How the Armistice was Negotiated and Signed – Marshals von Hindenburg and Foch, and Eye-Witnesses
The Kaiser Abdicates and Apologizes in Exile – William II, of Germany
The Terms of the Armistice – Official Text Translation
The Allies in the Rhineland – Gregory Mason
President Wilson Acclaims the Armistice – Woodrow Wilson
Wrecking the German Navy Under the Armistice – Charles G. Gill
Clemenceau Accepts the Presidency of the Peace Conference – Georges Clemenceau
Signing the Treaty of Versailles – Harry Hansen
The Treaty Reservations Which Failed – U.S. Congress
The Knox Peace Resolution – U.S. Congress
President Wilson's Veto of the Knox Resolution – Woodrow Wilson
The Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament – Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge, Thirtieth President of the United States – New York Times
"Back to Normalcy" with President Harding – Charles E. Hughes
The First World Flight – Lowell H. Smith
The Dawes Plan to Collect from Germany – A Contemporary Analysis from "Current Opinion"
The Peace Treaty at Locarno – Germany, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Italy