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Frontispiece
Major General John J. Pershing, appointed to organizeand command the American forces in France, is shown landing in Franceon June 12, 1917. French officers and officials of high rank are thereto welcome him. His arrival is recognized as an epoch-making date inthe war, for it foreshadows the creation of a great American Army inFrance.
The
  STORY OF THE
  GREAT WAR
SOMME · RUSSIAN DRIVE
  FALL OF GORITZ · RUMANIA
  GERMAN RETREAT · VIMY
  REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
  UNITED STATES AT WAR
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VOLUME VI
 
 
P · F · COLLIER & SON · NEW YORK
Copyright 1916
  By P. F. Collier & Son
(p. 001) CONTENTS
PART I.—WESTERN FRONT—SOMME AND VERDUN
CHAPTER
  • French and British Advances          9
  • Further Successes—French Capture Maurepas       13
  • German Counterattacks             16
  • Operations at Verdun—British Victories in the Somme       19
  • The "Tanks"—British Capture Martinpuich     21
  • Capture of Combles—Air Raids       25
  • British Capture Eaucourt L'Abbaye-Regina Trench   28
  • Continued Allied Advance        31
  • French Retake Douaumont              34
  • Germans Lose Fort Vaux—French Take Saillisel    37
  • British Successes in the Ancre                             
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