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The Project Gutenberg eBook, The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol. 1, January 9, 1915, by Various
- E-text prepared by Juliet Sutherland, Linda Cantoni, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team
- The New York Times
- Current History of the European War
  - JANUARY 9, 1915.
- JANUARY 9, 1915.
- What Americans Say to Europe
Contents
List of Illustrations
- In the Supreme Court of Civilization
  - Argued by James M. Beck.
  - England's Justification.
  - This Answer Cannot Satisfy.
  - Austria's Case Against Servia.
  - The Judgment.
  - In Conclusion.
- Argued by James M. Beck.
- England's Justification.
- This Answer Cannot Satisfy.
- Austria's Case Against Servia.
- The Judgment.
- In Conclusion.
- Critics Dispute Mr. Beck
  - Germany's Existence Threatened.
  - No European Solidarity.
  - Slav and Teuton.
- Germany's Existence Threatened.
- No European Solidarity.
- Slav and Teuton.
- Russia to Blame
  - Why Did Russia Mobilize?
- Why Did Russia Mobilize?
- In Defense of Austria
- Defense of the Dual Alliance—A Reply
  - Where Is No. 28?
  - Russia's Remark About Austria.
  - English "White Paper's" Testimony.
  - Kaiser Tried to Keep Peace.
  - Rights of Neutrals.
  - The Case of Belgium.
  - French Officers in Belgian Forts.
  - The Main Question.
  - Fixing the Blame.
- Where Is No. 28?
- Russia's Remark About Austria.
- English "White Paper's" Testimony.
- Kaiser Tried to Keep Peace.
- Rights of Neutrals.
- The Case of Belgium.
- French Officers in Belgian Forts.
- The Main Question.
- Fixing the Blame.
- What Gladstone Said About Belgium
  - The Special Identical Treaties.
  - What Gladstone Had in Mind.
- The Special Identical Treaties.
- What Gladstone Had in Mind.
- Fight to the Bitter End
  - AN INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW CARNEGIE.
  - How to Prevent War.
  - Nations Like Individuals.
  - That Was Police Work.
  - Would Surprise the Enemy.
  - A Federation of Europe.
  - Would Mean World Peace.
  - For One Purpose Only.
- AN INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW CARNEGIE.
- How to Prevent War.
- Nations Like Individuals.
- That Was Police Work.
- Would Surprise the Enemy.
- A Federation of Europe.
- Would Mean World Peace.
- For One Purpose Only.
- Woman and War
  - "SHOT. TELL HIS MOTHER."
- "SHOT. TELL HIS MOTHER."
- The Way to Peace
  - AN INTERVIEW WITH JACOB H. SCHIFF.
  - Like Maine Case.
  - Germany Fighting for Life.
  - The Real Peril.
  - Americans Should Speak Out.
- AN INTERVIEW WITH JACOB H. SCHIFF.
- Like Maine Case.
- Germany Fighting for Life.
- The Real Peril.
- Americans Should Speak Out.
- Prof. Mather on Mr. Schiff
- The Eliot-Schiff Letters
  - Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
  - Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
  - Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
  - Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
  - Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
  - Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
  - Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
  - Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
- Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
- Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
- Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
- Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
- Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
- Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
- Dr. Eliot to Mr. Schiff.
- Mr. Schiff to Dr. Eliot.
- LA CATHEDRALE.
  - From Figaro.
- From Figaro.
- THE CATHEDRAL.
  - A Free Translation of Rostand's Sonnet.
- A Free Translation of Rostand's Sonnet.
- Probable Causes and Outcome of the War
  - DR. ELIOT'S FIRST LETTER.
  - The Need for Discussion.
  - Opposite Tendencies.
  - Aggressive Force a Failure.
  - America Cannot Be Indifferent.
- DR. ELIOT'S FIRST LETTER.
- The Need for Discussion.
- Opposite Tendencies.
- Aggressive Force a Failure.
- America Cannot Be Indifferent.
- Appreciation from Lord Bryce
- A Reply by Dr. Francke
- DR. ELIOT'S SECOND LETTER
  - The Stout and Warlike Breed
  - What Is Wrong with Civilization?
  - True National Greatness.
- The Stout and Warlike Breed
- What Is Wrong with Civilization?
- True National Greatness.
- DR. ELIOT'S THIRD LETTER.
  - Why Is America Anti-German?
  - Object to Extension by Force.
  - But One Possible Issue.
  - German Ignorance of Events.
- Why Is America Anti-German?
- Object to Extension by Force.
- But One Possible Issue.
- German Ignorance of Events.
- Dr. Dernburg's Reply to the Third Letter
  - No Seizure of Schleswig-Holstein.
  - Alsace-Lorraine Originally German.
  - "Treaties Must Not Be Overrated."
  - Our Sympathy for the Under Dog.
- No Seizure of Schleswig-Holstein.
- Alsace-Lorraine Originally German.
- "Treaties Must Not Be Overrated."
- Our Sympathy for the Under Dog.
- Dr. Jordan's Reply to Dr. Dernburg
- Dr. Irene Sargent's Reply to Dr. Dernburg
- DR. ELIOT'S FOURTH LETTER.
  - Germany and World Empire
  - German Desire for World Empire.
  - A Great German Navy.
  - Sanctity of National Contracts.
  - What German Domination Would Mean.
  - Germany Never Dreaded Russia.
  - Germany Should Be Defeated.
- Germany and World Empire
- German Desire for World Empire.
- A Great German Navy.
- Sanctity of National Contracts.
- What German Domination Would Mean.
- Germany Never Dreaded Russia.
- Germany Should Be Defeated.
- DR. ELIOT'S FIFTH LETTER.
  - A Hopeful Road to Lasting Peace
- A Hopeful Road to Lasting Peace
- THE LORD OF HOSTS.
- A War of Dishonor
- Might or Right
  - Nietzsche's "Moralic Acid."
  - The Brotherhood of Man.
  - The Area of Moral Obligation.
- Nietzsche's "Moralic Acid."
- The Brotherhood of Man.
- The Area of Moral Obligation.
- JEANNE D'ARC—1914.
- The Kaiser and Belgium
  - FIRST ARTICLE.
  - A Man of Warm Affections.
  - His Passion for German Greatness.
- FIRST ARTICLE.
- A Man of Warm Affections.
- His Passion for German Greatness.
- Reply to Prof. Burgess
- PROF. BURGESS'S SECOND ARTICLE.
  - The Guarantee of Belgian Neutrality
  - A One-Year Treaty.
  - The Necessary Invasions.
- The Guarantee of Belgian Neutrality
- A One-Year Treaty.
- The Necessary Invasions.
- Reply to Prof. Burgess
- America's Peril in Judging Germany
  - Averse from Militarism.
  - Menaces to Our Neutrality.
  - In Peril of the Whirlwind.
  - Slavs in Germany.
  - Attack on Sir Edward Grey.
  - Sherman's March to the Sea.
  - Russia's Position.
  - Armed Peace Not Disarmament.
- Averse from Militarism.
- Menaces to Our Neutrality.
- In Peril of the Whirlwind.
- Slavs in Germany.
- Attack on Sir Edward Grey.
- Sherman's March to the Sea.
- Russia's Position.
- Armed Peace Not Disarmament.
- An Answer by Prof. Ladd
- Possible Profits From War
  - INTERVIEW WITH FRANKLIN H. GIDDINGS.
  - German Achievements.
  - Germany's Prosperous Commerce.
  - One Great Change Occurring.
  - Will Fear Loss of Liberty.
  - Application of the Facts.
  - Era of Individual Thought.
- INTERVIEW WITH FRANKLIN H. GIDDINGS.
- German Achievements.
- Germany's Prosperous Commerce.
- One Great Change Occurring.
- Will Fear Loss of Liberty.
- Application of the Facts.
- Era of Individual Thought.
- "To Americans Leaving Germany"
  - A FAREWELL WORD.
- A FAREWELL WORD.
- German Declarations
- A Second Appeal
- The Eucken and Haeckel Charges
  - The Case of England.
  - Where Nietzsche Comes In.
  - The Claims of German Culture.
- The Case of England.
- Where Nietzsche Comes In.
- The Claims of German Culture.
- Concerning German Culture
  - The Standard Bearer of Culture.
  - Since Goethe, Who?
- The Standard Bearer of Culture.
- Since Goethe, Who?
- Culture vs. Kultur
  - She Does Not Desire Culture.
  - Unlovely and Impressive.
- She Does Not Desire Culture.
- Unlovely and Impressive.
- The Trespass in Belgium
  - Belgian Official Denials.
  - The "Agreement" of 1903.
- Belgian Official Denials.
- The "Agreement" of 1903.
- Apportioning the Blame
- PARTING.
- French Hate and English Jealousy
  - Sought to Heal the Breach.
  - France to Blame.
  - Her Open-Door Policy.
  - Why Germany Supports Austria.
- Sought to Heal the Breach.
- France to Blame.
- Her Open-Door Policy.
- Why Germany Supports Austria.
- Dr. Sanderson Replies
- In Defense of Austria
  - The Cause of the War.
  - Germany Bound to Aid Austria.
  - Not a War for Civilization.
- The Cause of the War.
- Germany Bound to Aid Austria.
- Not a War for Civilization.
- Russian Atrocities
- "The United States of Europe"
  - INTERVIEW WITH NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER.
  - Hyphens Are Going.
  - America's Great Work.
  - Has Advanced Much.
  - One of the Examples.
  - The Chief Result.
  - A Note of Optimism.
- INTERVIEW WITH NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER.
- Hyphens Are Going.
- America's Great Work.
- Has Advanced Much.
- One of the Examples.
- The Chief Result.
- A Note of Optimism.
- A New World Map
- The Verdict of the American People
  - The American Ideal vs. the German.
  - The Death of the Tribal God Idea.
  - Imperialism Confuses Men's Judgments.
  - German-American Man of the Hour.
- The American Ideal vs. the German.
- The Death of the Tribal God Idea.
- Imperialism Confuses Men's Judgments.
- German-American Man of the Hour.
- Interview With Dr. Hillis
  - From the Brooklyn Eagle.
- From the Brooklyn Eagle.
- TIPPERARY.
- As America Sees the War
  - I.
  - Thinks Little of Blood Ties.
  - England Stands for Democracy.
  - Germany Represents Autocracy.
  - II.
  - Irish-American Feeling
  - No Hatred of England.
  - Change in Ulster.
  - Religious Education.
- I.
- Thinks Little of Blood Ties.
- England Stands for Democracy.
- Germany Represents Autocracy.
- II.
- Irish-American Feeling
- No Hatred of England.
- Change in Ulster.
- Religious Education.
- TO MELOS, POMEGRANATE ISLE.
- What America Can Do
  - America Can't Stand Apart.
  - Belgium's Wrongs.
  - The Threat to England.
  - America in the Settlement.
  - Mr. Roosevelt's Remedy.
  - Interference with Neutrals.
- America Can't Stand Apart.
- Belgium's Wrongs.
- The Threat to England.
- America in the Settlement.
- Mr. Roosevelt's Remedy.
- Interference with Neutrals.
- TO A COUSIN GERMAN.
- What the Economic Effects May Be
  - Bankruptcy and Revolution.
  - What Dumping Securities Means.
  - Labor Will Not Suffer Much.
  - Improvised Accounting Methods.
- Bankruptcy and Revolution.
- What Dumping Securities Means.
- Labor Will Not Suffer Much.
- Improvised Accounting Methods.
- Effects of War on America
  - Europe May Depend On Us.
  - An American Merchant Marine.
  - Foreigners Leaving America
  - The Effect of Economic Readjustment.
  - America's Real Sufferers.
- Europe May Depend On Us.
- An American Merchant Marine.
- Foreigners Leaving America
- The Effect of Economic Readjustment.
- America's Real Sufferers.
- Germany of the Future
  - AN INTERVIEW WITH M. DE LAPREDELLE.
  - Why the Philosopher Is Important.
  - Teutonic Superexcitation.
- AN INTERVIEW WITH M. DE LAPREDELLE.
- Why the Philosopher Is Important.
- Teutonic Superexcitation.
- Germany the Aggressor
- Militarism and Christianity
  - Militarism to Blame.
  - Divine Right of Kings Obsolete.
- Militarism to Blame.
- Divine Right of Kings Obsolete.
- VIGIL
- Nietzsche and German Culture
- Belgium's Bitter Need
  - Abyss of Want and Woe.
  - No Work, but Taxes Continue.
  - None of the Refugees Begs.
- Abyss of Want and Woe.
- No Work, but Taxes Continue.
- None of the Refugees Begs.
- A CORRECTION.
  - [English Cartoon]
- [English Cartoon]
- Certainly Not!
  - FOOTNOTES
- FOOTNOTES

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