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I.	My Trip to Verdun—General Pétain Face to Face	3
	The men who hold the line—what their faces told of the past and the future of France.
II.	My Trip to Verdun—A Dying, Shell-Ridden City	43
	The Vauban Citadel, in the shelter of which falling shells cannot find you—houses and blocks that are vanishing hourly—“but William will not come”—war that is invisible—a luncheon underground with a toast to America—the last courtesy from a general and a host—nothing that was not beautiful.
III.	Battle of Verdun Another Gettysburg	72
	Failure of Crown Prince likened by French to “high tide” of confederacy.
IV.	Verdun, the Door That Leads Nowhere	95
	The battle and the topography of the battlefield—an analysis of the attack and defence.
V.	In Sight of the Promised Land—on the Lorraine Battlefield	116