A Woman’s Experience in the Great War

A Woman’s Experience in the Great War

Louise Mack, australian poet, journalist and novelist (1870-1935)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- CROSSING THE CHANNEL

-03- ON THE WAY TO ANTWERP

-04- GERMANS ON THE LINE

-05- IN THE TRACK OF THE HUNS

-06- AERSCHOT

-07- THE SWIFT RETRIBUTION

-08- THEY WOULD NOT KILL THE COOK

-09- YOU'LL NEVER GET THERE

-10- SETTING OUT ON THE GREAT ADVENTURE

-11- FROM GHENT TO GRAMMONT

-12- BRABANT

-13- DRIVING EXTRAORDINARY

-14- THE LUNCH AT ENGHIEN

-15- WE MEET THE GREY-COATS

-16- FACE TO FACE WITH THE HUNS

-17- A PRAYER FOR HIS SOUL

-18- BRUSSELS

-19- BURGOMASTER MAX

-20- HIS ARREST

-21- GENERAL THYS

-22- HOW MAX HAS INFLUENCED BRUSSELS

-23- UNDER GERMAN OCCUPATION

-24- CHANSON TRISTE

-25- THE CULT OF THE BRUTE

-26- DEATH IN LIFE

-27- THE RETURN FROM BRUSSELS

-28- THE ENGLISH ARE COMING

-29- MONDAY

-30- TUESDAY

-31- THE CITY IS SHELLED

-32- THE ENDLESS DAY

-33- I DECIDE TO STAY

-34- THE CITY SURRENDERS

-35- A SOLITARY WALK

-36- ENTER LES ALLEMANDS

-37- MY SON

-38- THE LAUGHTER OF BRUTES

-39- TRAITORS

-40- WHAT THE WAITING MAID SAW

-41- SATURDAY

-42- CAN I TRUST THEM

-43- A SAFE SHELTER

-44- THE FLIGHT INTO HOLLAND

-45- FRIENDLY HOLLAND

-46- FRENCH COOKING IN WAR TIME

-47- THE FIGHT IN THE AIR

-48- THE WAR BRIDE

-49- A LUCKY MEETING

-50- THE RAVENING WOLF

-51- BACK TO LONDON