Why we carry on
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Type of record: Book
Title: Why we carry on
Classmark: War Books 1914/18/PAM
Creator(s): Rose, J Holland (1855-1942)
Publisher: T. Fisher Unwin
Publication city: London
Date(s): 1918
Language: English
Size and medium: 42 p
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/362369
Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991009740819705181
Description
"Nos. II. and V. are reprinted from the Daily chronicle, no. III. from Land and water, no. IV. from The new Europe."
Contents: I. What if the central empires win? -- II. Could Great Britain have averted the war? -- III. How did the Anglo-French entente come about? -- IV. Did Great Britain "encircle" Germany? -- V. Why shield Austria? -- VI. Why should France recover Alsace-Lorraine? -- VII. Conclusion.
Additional description
Bound in volume lettered Pamphlets on War (General) 4 . Contents: 1. Bridges, Robert. Britannia victrix -- 2. Roberts, C.E. Bechhofer. The facts about the Bolsheviks -- 3. Rose, J. Holland. Why we carry on -- 4. Murray, Gilbert. The way forward -- 5. Rostovtzeff, M. Proletarian culture -- 6. Lichnowsky, Karl Max, Fürst von. My mission to London, 1912-1914 -- 7. British universities and the war -- 8. Fisher, H.A.L. The place of the university in national life -- 9. Lloyd George. British war aims -- 10. Lansing, Robert. A war of self-defense -- 11. Wilson, Woodrow. The war message and facts behind it -- 12. Rerikh, Nikolai Konstantinovh. Violators of art -- 13. Wilkinson, Spenser. The way to victory -- 14. American loyalty -- 15. Why Germany capitulated -- 16. De Filippi, Filippo, Sir. Italy's protection of art treasures and monuments during the war.
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