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CONTENTS
| Winifred M. Letts | The Spires of Oxford | 123 | ||
| Laurence Binyon | Oxford in War-Time | 124 | ||
| Christopher Morley | To the Oxford Men in the War | 125 | ||
| W. Snow | The Ghosts of Oxford | 127 | ||
| Mildred Huxley | Subalterns | 127 | ||
| Tertius van Dyke | Oxford revisited in War-Time | 128 | ||
| Lieutenant Ernest Alan Mackintosh | Oxford from the Trenches | 130 |
| Thomas Hardy | "Men who March away" | 131 | ||
| Thomas Hardy | In Time of "The Breaking of Nations" | 132 | ||
| Thomas Hardy | Then and Now | 133 | ||
| John Masefield | The Choice | 133 | ||
| Alfred Noyes | The Searchlights | 134 | ||
| John Galsworthy | The Soldier Speaks | 136 | ||
| Wilfrid Wilson Gibson | The Ragged Stone | 137 | ||
| Sir Henry Newbolt | The War Films | 137 | ||
| A. E. | Gods of War | 138 | ||
| A. E. | Shadows and Lights | 140 | ||
| George Edward Woodberry | Sonnets Written in the Autumn of 1914 | 142 | ||
| John Drinkwater | We Willed it not | 146 | ||
| John Drinkwater | Of Greatham | 147 | ||
| Percy Mackaye | Christmas, 1915 | 148 | ||
| Henry van Dyke | The Peaceful Warrior | 148 | ||
| Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Ronald Ross | The Death of Peace | 149 | ||
| Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Ronald Ross | Apocalypse | 152 | ||
| Walter de la Mare | The Fool Rings his Bells | 155 | ||
| Barry Pain | The Kaiser and God | 157 | ||
| Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | The Guns in Sussex | 158 | ||
| Kathleen Knox | A Lost Land | 159 | ||
| Olive Tilford Dargan | "It Will be a Hard Winter" | 161 | ||
| Patrick R. Chalmers | The Steeple | 162 | ||
| Mrs. C. T. Whitmell | Christ in Flanders | 163 | ||
| Edith Wharton | Battle Sleep | 165 | ||
| John Finley | The Road to Dieppe | 165 | ||
| W. Macneile Dixon | To Fellow Travellers in Greece | 168 | ||
| John Freeman | The Stars in their Courses | 169 |
