Paths of glory; impressions of war written at and near the front
"Written as a series of first-hand impressions during the fall and early winter of 1914 while the writer was on staff service for the Saturday evening post in the western theatre of the European war."--Note A little village called Motignies St. Christophe.--To war in a taxicab.--Sherman said it.--"Marsch, Marsch, Marsch, so geh'n wir weiter."--Being a guest of the Kaiser.--With the German wrecking crew.--The grapes of wrath.--Three generals and a cook.--Viewing a battle from a balloon.--In the trenches before Rheims.--War de luxe.--The rut of big guns in France.--Those yellow pine boxes.--The red glutton.--Belgium, the rag doll of Europe.--Louvain the forsaken
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