The Great War (August 1914 - November 1918, Month by Month)

Preface --
Introduction: In the time of the breaking of empires --
Prologue: The alliances. Part one: 1914: 'Over by Christmas'.1. August: To arms! 
 2. September: 'Miracle on the Marne' 
 3. October: 'The wars of the world' 
 4. November: 'The sea dog 
 5. December: 'Wipers'. Part two: 1915: Deadlock. 6. January: Eastern approaches 
 7. February: Cruiser rules 
 8. March: Drums-fire 
 9. April: Gallipoli 
 10. May: 'Gas!' 
 11. June: Those magnificent men 
 12. July: Askaris 
 13. August: Suvla Bay 
 14. September: Loos 
 15. October: The gardeners of Salonika 
 16. November: 'Mespot' 
 17. December: Casualties. Part three: 1916: 'Pure murder'. 18. January: Enter Haig 
 19. February: The blood pump 
 20. March: Q vs. U 
 21. April: A 'stab in the back' 
 22. May: The victory that looked like defeat 
 23. June: Pillars of wisdom 
 24. July: Sixty thousand casualties before breakfast 
 25. August: Exit F
 26. September: The rude mechanical 
 27. October: 'Preparedness' 
 28. November: Attrition 
 29. December: The Welsh wizard. Part four: 1917: Defeat, and deliverance. 30. January: The turnip winter 
 31. February: Biblical terms 
 32. March: Alberich 
 33. April: The cruellest month 
 34. May: All goes quiet on the Western Front 
 35. June: Messines 
 36. July: 'Passchendaele' 
 37. August: 'O for a beaker of the warm South' 
 38. September: 'Boom' 
 39. October: Caporetto 
 40. November: Cambrai 
 41. December: 'How the devil can we finish this war?'. Part five: 1918: Finis Germaniae. 42. January: Peace without victory? 
 43. February: Doughboys 
 44. March: Kaiserschlacht 
 45. April: 'Backs to the wall" 
 46. May: The cruel sea 
 47. June: The broad offensive 
 48. July: Friedensturm 
 49. August: The black day of the German Army 
 50. September: The return push 
 51. October: Tout le monde à la bataille! 
 52. November: The eleventh hour --
Conclusion: The war to end all war? --
Annex A: The armistice terms --
Annex B: The war for civilization : the reckoning.