A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCES IN THE GREAT WAR

BY

LOUISE MACK

(Mrs. CREED)

AUTHOR OF "AN AUSTRALIAN GIRL IN LONDON"

With 11 full-page Illustrations

LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN Ltd

1915

The Author.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I.  CROSSING THE CHANNEL
II.  ON THE WAY TO ANTWERP
III.  GERMANS ON THE LINE
IV.  IN THE TRACK OF THE HUNS
V.  AERSCHOT
VI.  RETRIBUTION
VII.  THEY WOULD NOT KILL THE COOK
VIII.  "YOU'LL NEVER GET THERE"
IX.  SETTING OUT ON THE GREAT ADVENTURE
X.  FROM GHENT TO GRAMMONT
XI.  BRABANT
XII.  DRIVING EXTRAORDINARY
XIII.  THE LUNCH AT ENGHIEN
XIV.  WE MEET THE GREY-COATS
XV.  FACE TO FACE WITH THE HUNS
XVI.  A PRAYER FOR HIS SOUL
XVII.  BRUSSELS
XVIII.  BURGOMASTER MAX
XIX.  HIS ARREST
XX.  GENERAL THYS
XXI.  HOW MAX HAS INFLUENCED BRUSSELS
XXII.  UNDER GERMAN OCCUPATION
XXIII.  CHANSON TRISTE
XXIV.  THE CULT OF THE BRUTE
XXV.  DEATH IN LIFE
XXVI.  THE RETURN FROM BRUSSELS
XXVII.  "THE ENGLISH ARE COMING"
XXVIII.  MONDAY
XXIX.  TUESDAY
XXX.  WEDNESDAY
XXXI.  THE CITY IS SHELLED
XXXII.  THURSDAY
XXXIII.  THE ENDLESS DAY
XXXIV.  I DECIDE TO STAY
XXXV.  THE CITY SURRENDERS
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