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CONTENTS
| Rowland Thirlmere | Richmond Park | 218 | ||
| Patrick R. Chalmers | Infantry | 219 | ||
| Gilbert Keith Chesterton | The Ballad of St. Barbara | 220 | ||
| Maud Anna Bell | From a Trench | 226 | ||
| Guy Kendall | Mopsus | 227 | ||
| Herbert Kaufman | The Hell-Gate of Soissons | 230 | ||
| George Sterling | Henri | 233 | ||
| Neil Munro | Romance | 234 | ||
| Grace Fallow Norton | The Mobilization in Brittany | 236 | ||
| Isabel Ecclestone Mackay | The Recruit | 238 | ||
| Maxwell Struthers Burt | Pierrot at War | 239 | ||
| Katharine Tynan | High Summer | 240 | ||
| Grace Hazard Conkling | Rheims Cathedral, 1914 | 240 | ||
| Lieutenant T. M. Kettle | To My Daughter Betty, the Gift of God | 241 | ||
| Sergeant Leslie Coulson | The Rainbow | 241 | ||
| Lieutenant William Noel Hodgson ("Edward Melbourne") | Back to Rest | 242 | ||
| Sergeant Joyce Kilmer | Prayer of a Soldier in France | 243 | ||
| Chaplain G. A. Studdert Kennedy | Solomon in all his Glory | 244 | ||
| Chaplain G. A. Studdert Kennedy | War | 244 |
| Lieutenant Rupert Brooke | The Soldier | 245 | ||
| Lieutenant Rupert Brooke | Safety | 245 | ||
| Lieutenant Rupert Brooke | Peace | 246 | ||
| Alan Seeger | I Have a Rendezvous with Death | 246 | ||
| Alan Seeger | Champagne, 1914—15 | 247 | ||
| Captain Julian Grenfell | Into Battle | 250 | ||
| Lance-Corporal Francis Ledwidge | The Place | 251 | ||
| Lance-Corporal Francis Ledwidge | Evening Clouds | 252 | ||
| Captain Lord Dunsany | Songs from an Evil Wood | 252 | ||
| Captain Charles Hamilton Sorley | Expectans Expectavi | 255 | ||
| Captain Charles Hamilton Sorley | "All the Hills and Vales Along" | 256 | ||
| Flight-Commander Jeffrey Day | To My Brother | 257 | ||
| Lieutenant Robert Ernest Vernède | A Petition | 259 | ||
| Sergeant Joyce Kilmer | The New School | 259 |
