The war in Europe, its causes and consequences; an authentic narrative of the immediate and remote causes of the war, with a descriptive account of the countries involved, including statistics of armies, navies, aeroplanes, dirigibles, &c., &c . e: , ^^ 6^W6WLCIiAI:JJ{,INC,.H. THE FRENCH AND GERMAN FRONTIER O © Tonni U forts *» fiailrtay tinei p r^ r? ft Army Ctffii of A. Ctma. BiUtriti. ODDB hf^nirjBaUitioitt. aaaa Cera fry Jguiafom. ^dbH ipynftr Siifaficns ^L Afmj 2tfn<t Carpi UmU Germany fS ^ ^ ? ??? InfdnCrj BdUilO/jt. a a a a Cjrd/rj Jqudarons iinni InginterddUafh
The war in Europe, its causes and consequences; an authentic narrative of the immediate and remote causes of the war, with a descriptive account of the countries involved, including statistics of armies, navies, aeroplanes, dirigibles, &c., &c . e: , ^^ 6^W6WLCIiAI:JJ{,INC,.H. THE FRENCH AND GERMAN FRONTIER O © Tonni U forts *» fiailrtay tinei p r^ r? ft Army Ctffii of A. Ctma. BiUtriti. ODDB hf^nirjBaUitioitt. aaaa Cera fry Jguiafom. ^dbH ipynftr Siifaficns ^L Afmj 2tfn<t Carpi UmU Germany fS ^ ^ ? ??? InfdnCrj BdUilO/jt. a a a a Cjrd/rj Jqudarons iinni InginterddUafhns. _1^ /--(Ty Jtf/nf^ f*yj i/l/ij \By pcrmuiitm o/tfu Illustraitd London NciM, This map shows the disposition and strength of the forces which in aonnal times guard the Franco-German frontier. INTRODUCTION The Roman historian, Livy, begins his account of the SecondPunic War with this declaration: I am about to describe the greatestof all the wars that ever were waged. Doubtless he told the truth asit was in his time; but if he could revise his book to-day he would openit with a different sentence. The solemn dutj of narrating the great-est of all wars that ever were waged now devolves upon our journal-ists, and a few years hence it will tax the powers of the ablest historianthat the world can produce.
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