Introduction by Seán Hemingway
May There Be Peace in Our Time
From IN OUR TIME:
“Self-Inflicted Wounds”
“The Retreat from Caporetto” 70
From ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE TREES:
“Immortal Youth”
Revolution and Civil War in Spain
From THE FIFTH COLUMN:
“Espionage and Counter-Espionage”
From FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS:
At the Front Again: The Allied Invasion of Europe
From ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE TREES:
From ISLANDS IN THE STREAM:
Popular in Peace—Slacker in War (The Toronto Star Weekly, March 13, 1920)
Fascisti Party Half-Million (The Toronto Daily Star, June 24, 1922)
A Veteran Visits the Old Front (The Toronto Daily Star, July 22, 1922)
Did Poincaré Laugh in Verdun Cemetery? (The Toronto Daily Star, August 12, 1922)
Mussolini, Europe’s Prize Bluffer—an excerpt (The Toronto Daily Star, January 27, 1923)
War Medals for Sale (The Toronto Star Weekly, December 8, 1923)
Christians Leave Thrace to Turks (The Toronto Daily Star, October 16, 1922)
Waiting for an Orgy (The Toronto Daily Star, October 19, 1922)
A Silent, Ghastly Procession (The Toronto Daily Star, October 20, 1922)
Turks Distrust Kemal Pasha (The Toronto Daily Star, October 24, 1922)
Afghans: Trouble for Britain (The Toronto Daily Star, October 31, 1922)
The Greek Revolt (The Toronto Daily Star, November 3, 1922)
Kemal’s One Submarine (The Toronto Daily Star, November 10, 1922)
A New Kind of War (NANA Dispatch, April 14, 1937)
The Chauffeurs of Madrid (NANA Dispatch, May 22, 1937)
Dying, Well or Badly (Ken, April 21, 1938)
A Program for U.S. Realism (Ken, August 11, 1938)
Notes on the Next War: A Serious Topical Letter (Esquire, September 1935)
The Malady of Power: A Second Serious Letter—an excerpt (Esquire, November 1935)
Russo-Japanese Pact (PM, June 10, 1941)
Voyage to Victory (Collier’s, July 22, 1944)
How We Came to Paris (Collier’s, October 7, 1944)
War in the Siegfried Line (Collier’s, November 18, 1944)