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World war I and America: told by the Americans who lived it

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Weitere beteiligte Personen:	Berg, Andrew Scott 1950- (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	New York, N.Y. The Library of America 2017
Schriftenreihe:	The library of America 289
Schlagwörter:	Geschichte 1914-1932 Literatur Erster Weltkrieg > Motiv USA Quelle
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Umfang:	xxxiii, 987 Seiten 2 Illustrationen, 2 Karten
ISBN:	9781598535143

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adam_text	Contents The New York Times, June 29, 1914: Heir to Austria’s Throne Is Slain Death of an Archduke: Sarajevo, June 1914............... 1 Hugh Gibson: from A Journal from Our Legation in Belgium The War Begins: Belgium, July—August 1914............... 10 Walter Hines Page: Memorandum, August 2, 1914 “The Grand Smash Is Come”: London, August 1914.......... 15 Hugo Miinsterberg to the Boston Herald, August 5, 1914 Defending Germany: Massachusetts, August 1914........... 17 Walter Hines Page to Woodrow Wilson, August 9, 1914 Britain Goes to War: London, August 1914................ 23 Woodrow Wilson: Statement on Neutrality, August 18, 1914 Washington, D.C., August 1914........................... 30 Richard Harding Davis to the New York Tribune, August 21 and 30, 1914 The Fall of Brussels and Burning of Louvain: Belgium, August 1914............................................... 33 Theodore Roosevelt to Hugo Miinsterberg, October 3, 1914 “Justice and Fair Flay”: Long Island, October 1914...... 42 W.E.B. Du Bois: World War and the Color Line “White Imperialism”: New York, November 1914............ 46 Nellie Bly to the New York Evening Journal, October 30 and November 10, 1914 “Hungry, Wet, Weary”: Przemysl and Budapest, October—November 1914..................................... 5° George Santayana: The Logic of Fanaticism, November 28, 1914 “A Vain Hatred”: England, November 1914.................... 58 Alfred Bryan: I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier “My Boy Belongs to Me”: New York, January 191s.......... 61 Xlll XIV CONTENTS Edith Wharton: In Argonne “The War-Vision”: France, February—March 191$........... 63 John Reed: Goutchevo and the Valley of Corpses “A Fifty-Mile Grave”: Serbia, April 191s................ 81 Charles E. Lauriat, Jr.: from The Lusitaniah Last Voyage “The Final Flange”: Off the Irish Coast, May 191s....... 90 Woodrow Wilson: Address to Naturalized Citizens at Convention Hall, Philadelphia, May 10, 1915 Philadelphia, May 191s...................................... 102 The New York Times: Roosevelt for Prompt Action, May 12, 1915 “There Are Things Worse Than War”: New York, May 191s . . 107 William Jennings Bryan to Gottlieb von Jagow, May 13, 1915 “Tfje Sacred Freedom of the Seas”: Washington, T .C., May 191s.................................................. 113 Henry Morgenthau to William Jennings Bryan, May 25, 1915 Reports of Armenian Massacres: Istanbtil, May 191s...... 118 W.E.B. Du Bois: Lusitania “The Lie Unveiled”: New York, June 191s................. 122 Robert Lansing to Gottlieb von Jagow, June 9, 1915 “The Rights of Humanity”: Washington, D.C., June 191s - - • 124 John Reed: Zalezchik the Terrible With the Rtissian Army: Galicia, June 191s................... 13° Edith Wharton: In the North Ypres and Dunkirk: Flanders, June 191s...................... 135 Henry James to Herbert Henry Asquith, June 28, 1915 Changing Nationality: London, June 191s..................... I52 Leslie Davis to Henry Morgenthau, June 30 and July II, 191$ “To Destroy the Armenian Race”: Eastern Anatolia, June—July 191s........................................... 154 Henry Morgenthau to Robert Lansing, July 16, 1915 “A Campaign of Race Extermination”: Istanbul, July 191s................................................. 169 Jane Addams: The Revolt Against War An Appeal for Peace: New York, July 191s................ 17° CONTENTS XV Richard Harding Davis to The 2sJew York Times, July 13, 1915 A Response to Jane Addams: 2sJew York, July 191s........ 187 Alan Seeger; Diary, September i6~September 24, 1915, and to Elsie Simmons Seeger, October 25, 1915 Second Battle of Champagne: France, Septe m ber—October 191s.............................. 189 James Norman Hall: Damaged Trenches Battle of Loos: France, October 191s.................... 200 Henry Morgenthau to Robert Lansing, November 4-, 1915 Assessing the Ottoman Leadership: Istanbul, November 191s . . 207 Theodore Roosevelt to William Castle, Jr., November 13, 1915 “A More Ignoble Sentiment”: Long Island, November 191s ... 213 Emma Goldman: Preparedness, the Road to Universal Slaughter “The War Anesthesis”: New York, December 191s........... 217 George E. Riis to The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, January 6, 1916 The Ford Peace Ship: Scotland, December 191s............ 226 Alan Seeger: I Have a Rendezvous with Death “Some Scamped Slope”: France, Winter 1916............... 231 Ellen N. La Motte: Alone Gas Gangrene: Flanders, Spring 1916..................... 233 Woodrow Wilson: Address to Congress, April 19, 1916 Washington, D.C., April 1916............................ 238 William B. Seabrook: from Diary of Section VIII “Baptism of Fire”: France, May 1916..................... 244- Victor Chapman to John Jay Chapman, June 1, 1916 Flying over Verdun: France, June 1916.................... 248 Mary Borden: Conspiracy Broken and Mended: France, Summer 1916.................. 251 Herbert Bayard Swope: Boelcke, Knight of the Air A German Ace: France, October 1916...................... 254 Theodore Roosevelt: Speech at Cooper Union, November 3, 1916 Wilson’s Failures: New York, November 1916.............. 261 XVI CONTENTS John Jay Chapman to the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, January 4, 1917 A “Monument to Zero”: Massachusetts, January 1917........ 271 Robert Frost: Not to Keep “To Go Again”: Winter 1917............................... 274 Woodrow Wilson: Address to the Senate, January 22, 1917 Washington, D.C., January 1917........................... 275 H. L. Mencken: “The Diary of a Retreat,” March 10, 1917 U-Boat Warfare: Germany, February 1917................... 282 Robert Lansing: Memorandum on the Severance of Diplomatic Relations with Germany, February 4, 1917 Washington, D.C., January—February 1917.................. 289 Flew York Tribune: Germany Asks Mexico to Seek Alliance with Japan for War on U.S., March 1, 1917 Tice Zimmermann Telegram: Washington, D.C., February 1917 . ...................................... 298 Edmond C. C. Genet: Diary, March 19—24, 1917 The Lafayette Escadrille: France, March 1917............. 306 Woodrow Wilson: Address to Congress on War with Germany, April 2, 1917 Washington, D.C., April 1917............................. 313 George Norris: Speech in the IIS. Senate, April 4, 1917 “Let Europe Solve Her Problems”: Washington, JD.C., April 1917............................................ 323 George M. Cohan: Over There “The Yanks Are Goming”: Hew York, April 1917............. 333 Majority Report of the St. Louis Socialist Convention, April 11, 1917 Opposing Capitalist War: Missouri, April 1917......... 335 Walter Lippmann: The World Conflict in Its Relation to American Democracy “A Union of Liberal Peoples”: Philadelphia, April 1917 .... 341 Herbert Hoover: Introduction to Women of Belgium Feeding Belgium: April 1917......................... 352 The Hew York Times: German Airmen Kill 97, Hurt 437 in London Raid, June 14, 1917 Bombers Over London: England, June 1917.................. 357 CONTENTS XVI1 Woodrow Wilson: Flag Day Address in Washington, D.C., June 14, 1917 Washington, D.C., June 1917............................. 366 Randolph Bourne: The War and the Intellectuals “The Riveting of the War-Mind”: New York, June 1917 .... 373 Carlos F. Hurd to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 3, 1917 The East St. Louis Race Riot: Illinois, July 1917....... 385 Norman Thomas: War’s Heretics, a Plea for the Conscientious Objector ccThe Social Value of Heresy”: Hew York, August 1917.... 394 Jessie Fauset to The Survey, August 18, 1917 “Moral DisintegrationATew York, August 1917............. 407 John Dos Passos to Rumsey Marvin, August 23, 1917 “The War Is Litter Damn Nonsense4 France, August 1917 . . 409 Martha Gruening: Houston, an N.A.A.C.P. Investigation Black Soldiers Rebel: Texas, August 1917................ 412 Dorothy Canfield Fisher to Sarah Cleghorn, September 5, 1917 Defending Free Speech in America: France, September 19x7....................................... 423 James Weldon Johnson: Experienced Men Wanted, November 8, 1917 Black Leaders for Black Troops: Hew York, Nov ember 1917. . - 427 Carrie Chapman Catt: Votes for All Every Womanh Struggle: Hew York, November 1917.......... 430 Mary Borden: Unidentified “This Nameless Man”: France, Autumn 1917 ......... 434 Charles J. Biddle: from The Way of the Eagle Shooting Down a “Hun”: France, December 1917............ 438 Bernice Evans: The Sayings of Patsy, December 30, 1917 Wartime Work for Women: New York, December 1917......... 444 Woodrow Wilson: Address to Congress on War Aims, January 8, 1918 Washington, D.C., J anti ary 1918....................... 447 Shirley Millard: from I Saw Them Die “Stabbing Cries of Pain”: France, Marclj 1918........... 455 XV111 CONTENTS John J. Pershing: Remarks to the Officers of the 1st Division, ? April 16, 1918 Tfje “Will to Win”: France, April 1918.................. 460 Shirley Millard: from I Saw Them Die “How Can I Be Glad?”: France, May 1918.................. 4-64. Floyd Gibbons: Wounded—How It Feels to Be Shot Battle of Belleau Wood: France, June 1918............ . 47° Frederick A. Pottle: from Stretchers Treating American Wounded: France, June 1918............ 484 James Weldon Johnson: “Why Should a Negro Fight?,” June 29, 1918 Fights and Duties: New York, June 1918.................. 49d W.E.B. Du Bois: Close Ranks “The Crisis of the World”: New York, July 1918.......... 5 01 Hubert H. Harrison: Why Is the Red Cross? Refusing Black Nurses: New York, July 1918.............. 502 Ernest Hemingway to His Family, July 21, 1918 1 Wounded at the Front: Italy, July 1918.................. 504 Woodrow Wilson: Statement on Lynching, July 26, 1918 Washington, D.C., July 1918............................. 507 James Reese Europe: On Patrol in No Man’s Land. “Ain’t It Grand?”: France, July 1918.................. 510 Shirley Millard: from I Saw Them Die “Real Nobility”: France, July 1918.................... 512 Hervey Allen: from Toward the Flame Battle of Fismette: France, August 1918................ 514 Ernest Hemingway to His Family, August 18, 1918 “Hurting Like 227 Little Devils”: Italy, August 1918... 554 Frederick Trevenen Edwards to Frederick Edwards, September 12, 1918 The St. Mihiel Offensive: France, September 1918....... 558 Eugene V. Debs: Speech to the Court, September 14, 1918 “Gold Is God”: Ohio, September 1918...................... 562 Willa Cather: Roll Call on the Prairies “Living in the War”: Nebraska, Summer 1918............. 568 CONTENTS XIX Ashby Williams: from Experiences of the Great War “The Hellish Thing”: France, September 1918................ 577 Edward C. Lukens: from A Fine Pidge Memoir Tattle of the Meuse-Argonne: France, September 1918........ 580 Horace Pippin: from “Autobiography, First World War” The Harlem Hellfighters” Attack: France, September 1918. . . 587 Ernest W. Gibson: from “History of First Vermont and 57th Pioneer Infantry” “The Dreaded Influenza”: Crossing the Atlantic, Sep tember—Octo ber 1918............................... 590 Henry A. May: from History of the JJ.S.S. Leviathan Influenza on a Troopship: The Atlantic, September—October 1918.................................... 593 Woodrow Wilson: Address to the Senate on Woman Suffrage, September 30, 1918 Washington, D.C., September 1918............................. 598 Ashby Williams: from Experiences of the Great War aI Am Not Dead”: France, October 1918..................... 603 Damon Runyon: Runyon Sees Return of Lost New York Battalion, October 13, 1918 Surrounded in the Argonne: France, October 1918........... 607 Woodrow Wilson: Second and Third Peace Notes to Germany, October 14 and 2,3, 1918 Washington, D.C., October 1918............................... 613 John J. Pershing to the Supreme War Council, October 30, 1918 Setting Armistice Terms: France, October 1918............. 618 Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace, November 10 and II, 1918 Waiting for the Armistice: France, November 1918.......... 621 Robert J. Casey: from The Cannoneei^s Have Hairy Ears “The Silence Is Oppressive”: France, November 1918........ 625 Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant: from Shadow-Shapes Wilson Arrives in Paris: France, December 1918............ 629 Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young: How ’Ya Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm? “After They’ve Seen Paree”: New York, Winter 1919......... 639 XX CONTENTS Oliver Wendell Holmes: Opinion in Schenck v. United States, March 3, 1919 “A Clear and Present Danger”: Washington, D.C., March 1919............................................ 641 Ray Stannard Baker: Diary, March 8, April 3-5, and April 7, 1919 Wilson at the Peace Conference: France, March—April 1919 . . 646 Vernon E. Kniptash: Diary, March 30—April 1, and April 18-19, 1919 Returning Home: Germany and the Atlantic, March—April 1919...................................... 660 Elmer W. Sherwood: Diary, April 18-21, 1919 “Snobbishness and Caste”: The Atlantic, April 1919....... 663 Clyde D. EofF to Josephine EofF, April 28, 1919 Old Trucks and New Cars: Germany, April 1919............. 666 W.E.B. Du Bois: Returning Soldiers Returning to “A Shameful Land”: New York, May 1919 .... 670 Charles R. Isum to W.E.B. Du Bois, May 17, 1919 Confronting Injustice: Los Angeles, Winter 1919............. 673 Will Rogers: from Rogers-isms: The Cowboy Philosopher on the Peace Conference “The Peace Feast”: May 1919.............................. 678 Woodrow Wilson: Memorial Day Address at Suresnes, May 30, 1919 France, May 1919............................................ 681 Claude McKay: The Little Peoples ccThe Big Men of the World”: New York, July 1919....... 686 George Creel: The “Second Lines” American Propaganda: 1917—1919........................... 687 Woodrow Wilson: Address to the Senate on the League of Nations, July 10, 1919 Washington, D.C., July 1919............................... 698 Newton D. Baker and Woodrow Wilson: An Exchange, July 23 and 31, 1919 Naming the War: Washington, D.C., July 1919............ 711 Henry Cabot Lodge: Speech in the U.S. Senate on the League of Nations, August 12, 1919 “This Murky Covenant”: Washington, D.C., August 1919 . . . 713 CONTENTS XXI W. A. Domingo and Claude McKay: “If We Must Die” “The New Negro Has ArrivedNew York, September 1919 . . 74.3 Woodrow Wilson: Speech at Pueblo, Colorado, September 25, 1919 Colorado, September 1919.............................. 74b Oliver Wendell Holmes: Dissenting Opinion in Abrams v. United States, November 10, 1919 “Tree Trade in Ideas”: Washington, D.C., November 1919 . - . 762 William N. Vaile: Before the Buford Sailed Deporting Radicals: New York, December 1919........... 768 Ezra Pound: from Hugh Selwyn Mauberley “Walked Eye-Deep in Hell”: England, Spring 1920.......... 777 Norman Fenton: from Shell Shock and Its Aftermath Measuring Psychic Wounds: 1919—1920...................... 779 Frederick Palmer: from The Folly of Nations Recalling Wartime Deception: 1917—1920................... 784 Ludwig Lewisohn: Myth and Blood A Dissenting Professor: Ohio and New York, 1914—1921 .... 789 Warren G. Harding: Address at the Burial of an Unknown American Soldier, November n, 1921 Arlington, November 1921.............................. 805 CODA Ernest Hemingway: Soldier’s Home......................... 813 E. E. Cummings: my sweet old etcetera.................... 821 John Dos Passos: The Body of an American................. 823 Chronology............................................... 831 Biographical Notes....................................... 849 Note on the Texts........................................ 889 Notes................................................. 9 01 Index................................................. 965
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