Dunant, the story of the Red cross,

Translation of Dunant, der Roman des Roten Kreuzes.

The Red Cross bulletin.

Title from caption.

War tomorrow; will we keep out?

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The depot for prisoners of war at Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire, 1796 to 1816,

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War publications and reports of the War committee of the University of Illinois, 1917-1919.

A few pamphlets issued by particular officers, departments, or committees have been added to this collection because of their relation to this educational program, even though they were not publications of the War committee.

The Red cross in France,

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Russia and the great war,

Bibliographical footnotes.

Red Cross radio play[s].

[no. 1]. The birth of the Red Cross -- [no. 2]. Human interest guaranteed -- [no. 3]. Tornado! -- [no. 4]. The Red Cross reports -- [no. 5]. Headlines to come -- [no. 6]. The Texas famine -- [no. 7]. The stars and stripes forever -- [no. 8]. Death on the highway -- [no. 9]. Junior and his dad -- [no. 10]. Eyes for the sightless.

War workers : and other verses /

Reprinted from various periodicals.

War library bulletin /

Title from caption.

War-time : verses.

Reprinted from Punch.

Red cross; or, Young America in England and Wales. A story of travel and adventure.

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Red Cross world.

Vol.3, no.8 - v.20, no.7/8 were published in Paris.