European War pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on World War I.

Algeria--French Morocco.

Cover title.

The causes of the French revolution,

Mode of access: Internet.

Anglo-Saxon superiority: to what it is due. ("A quoi tient la supériorité des Anglo-Saxons.")

At head of title: Translated from the tenth French edition. A work dealing from a French point of view with the causes of the superiority of the English-speaking peoples.

War & peace /

Introduction by Vicomte de Vogüé.

Group of men of the ambulance service, La Cheppe, May 7, 1918, World War I

World War I - presumably all Americans who volunteered for the French service - men identified in album

Lyttleton, his treatise of tenures, in French and English, / A new edition, printed from the most ancient copies, and collated with the various readings of the Cambridge MSS. To which are added the ancient treatise of the Olde Tenures, and the Customs of Kent.

Does not contain Olde tenures and Customs of Kent.

Copies of proclamations, orders in Council and documents relating to the European war.

Appendices: A. The sixth convention of the Second peace conference held at The Hague in 1907.--B. The Naval prize act, 1864. The Prize court act, 1894. The Prize court (procedure) act, 1914.--C. Sections from the Customs act.--D. The Declaration of London, General report on the Declaration of London, presented to the naval conference.--E. The War measures act, 1914. The Finance act, 1914. The Dominion notes act, 1914.--F. Patents of invention in enemy countries.--G. French moratorium. French contraband.

The chronicle of Pierre de Langtoft, in French verse from the earliest period to the death of King Edward I.

In 3 parts: the 1st an abridgment of Geoffrey of Monmouth's "Historia Britonum": the 2d, a history of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman kings to the death of Henry III; the 3d, a history of the reign of Edward I. The language is a specimen of the French of Yorkshire. cf. Introd.

The bolshevist publications and French policy (Black book and yellow book)

Translation of Livre noir et livre jaune.

Inter arma; being essays written in time of war,

Reprinted from the Edinburgh review.

The Germans and the small nations; an interview with Lord French.

Interview by E. P. Bell.