Better Gutenberg
Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks

The Great War in Verse and Prose

by J. E. Wetherell

99 sections · Download EPUB

Start reading ›
  1. 1Contents
  2. 2Introduction
  3. 3“For All We Have and Are”
  4. 4Lord Kitchener’s Instructions to the British Soldier
  5. 5Pro Patria
  6. 6Statement by Lord Kitchener
  7. 7Between Midnight and Morning
  8. 8The Vigil
  9. 9The Hour
  10. 10Off Heligoland
  11. 11A Call to Arms
  12. 12Australia to England
  13. 13Extract From Speech of Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill
  14. 14What of the Fight?
  15. 15The Man of the Marne
  16. 16Copy of Telegram From King Albert to King George After the Battle o…
  17. 17India to England
  18. 18“A Scrap of Paper”
  19. 19The Tribute
  20. 20Extract From Speech of Lord Kitchener at the Guildhall
  21. 21The Kaiser
  22. 22Extract From Debate on the Address
  23. 23The Canadian
  24. 24To Belgium in Exile
  25. 25A Chant of Love for England
  26. 26“Canadians — Canadians — That’s All!”
  27. 27From “A Canadian Twilight”
  28. 28We Were Men of the Furrow
  29. 29Devon Men
  30. 30Chalk and Flint
  31. 31A Grave in Flanders
  32. 32Into Battle
  33. 33Christ in Flanders
  34. 34The Blind Man and His Son
  35. 35Extract From “The War and the Soul”
  36. 36The Guards Came Through
  37. 37Red Poppies in the Corn
  38. 38Extract From Lecture — “How We Stand Now”
  39. 39Lusitania
  40. 40The White Ships and the Red
  41. 41Extract From Speech at the Guildhall, London, England
  42. 42The Red Cross Nurse
  43. 43Edith Cavell
  44. 44The Soldier
  45. 45Extract From “The Meaning of War”
  46. 46To Our Dead
  47. 47The Dead
  48. 48In a Belgian Garden
  49. 49“..... That Have No Doubts”
  50. 50On the Rue du Bois
  51. 51Extract From “Fear God and Take Your Own Part”
  52. 52To the Memory of Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener
  53. 53Kitchener of Khartoum
  54. 54Kitchener’s March
  55. 55The Crown of Empire
  56. 56I Have a Rendezvous With Death
  57. 57In Memoriam
  58. 58Guns of Verdun
  59. 59Verdun
  60. 60For the Fallen
  61. 61In Flanders Fields
  62. 62The Silent Toast
  63. 63Prospice
  64. 64The Outer Guard
  65. 65Small Craft
  66. 66Extract From Speech of Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour in Toronto
  67. 67The Spires of Oxford
  68. 68Extract From Speech of Monsieur Viviani in Ottawa
  69. 69The Name of France
  70. 70Extract From a Speech of Marshal Joffre in Montreal
  71. 71For the Men at the Front
  72. 72What Has Britain Done?
  73. 73Extract From Speech of Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George
  74. 74What Has England Done?
  75. 75In the Morning
  76. 76Order to the Canadian Army Corps
  77. 77The Soul of a Nation
  78. 78The Living Line
  79. 79An Historic Order
  80. 80The Guns in Sussex
  81. 81To a Soldier in Hospital
  82. 82Speech Delivered by Lieut.-Gen. Sir A. W. — Currie in London Before…
  83. 83The Air Men
  84. 84Extracts From Speech
  85. 85King George’s Message to the Navy
  86. 86Sky Signs
  87. 87Order to the Canadians After the Capture of Mons
  88. 88Tribute
  89. 89On the Navy
  90. 90The Debt Unpayable
  91. 91King George in Paris
  92. 92Britain’s Day
  93. 93Gifts From the Dead
  94. 94The Woman’s Toll
  95. 95Pilgrims
  96. 96Epitaphs for the Slain
  97. 97Extract From Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig’s Official Report
  98. 98President Poincaré at the Opening of the Paris Peace Conference
  99. 99National Anthem

← Back to The Great War in Verse and Prose

Scroll to Top