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Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights

Chapter 22 THE HEROIC ANZAC.

Word Count: 2633    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

Blasting of Messines Ridge-Two Years Tunneling-30,000 Germans Blown to Atoms-

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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTORY.2 Chapter 2 GENERAL PERSHING'S OWN STORY OF THE VICTORIOUS AMERICAN ARMY3 Chapter 3 PRESIDENT WILSON'S REVIEW OF THE WAR.4 Chapter 4 THE FLASH THAT SET THE WORLD AFLAME.5 Chapter 5 WHY AMERICA ENTERED THE WAR.6 Chapter 6 THE THINGS THAT MADE MEN MAD.7 Chapter 7 THE SLINKING SUBMARINE.8 Chapter 8 THWARTING THE U-BOAT.9 Chapter 9 THE EYES OF BATTLE.10 Chapter 10 WAR'S STRANGE DEVICES.11 Chapter 11 WONDERFUL WAR WEAPONS.12 Chapter 12 THE WORLD'S ARMIES.13 Chapter 13 THE WORLD'S NAVIES.14 Chapter 14 THE NATIONS AT WAR.15 Chapter 15 MODERN WAR METHODS.16 Chapter 16 WOMAN AND THE WAR.17 Chapter 17 THE TERRIBLE PRICE.18 Chapter 18 THE WORLD RULERS AT WAR.19 Chapter 19 THE WAR'S WHO'S WHO.20 Chapter 20 CHEMISTRY IN THE WAR.21 Chapter 21 OUR NEIGHBORING ALLY.22 Chapter 22 THE HEROIC ANZAC.23 Chapter 23 AMERICA STEPS IN.24 Chapter 24 UNCLE SAM TAKES HOLD.25 Chapter 25 A GERMAN CRISIS.26 Chapter 26 UNCLE SAM AND THE NEUTRALS.27 Chapter 27 THE ACTIONS OF THE WAR.28 Chapter 28 AMERICAN FORCES BECOME FACTOR.29 Chapter 29 AMERICANS TURN WAR'S TIDE30 Chapter 30 VICTORY-PEACE.31 Chapter 31 No.31