N CAMPAIGN

LXI. Strength and Equipment of the Antagonists 362

LXII. General Strategy of the Campaign 371

LXIII. Austria Takes the Offensive 376

LXIV. A Cautious Russian Advance -- Russian Successes --
Capture of Lemberg 379

LXV. Dankl's Offensive and Retreat 390

LXVI. Battle of Rawa-Russka 395

LXVII. Russian Victories--Battles of the San 398

LXVIII. Summary of Operations of September, 1914 403

LXIX. Investiture of Przemysl 405

LXX. Austrian Retreat Begins 410

LXXI. Fighting at Cracow 416

LXXII. Austrians Again Assume the Offensive 423

PART VII.--RUSSO-GERMAN CAMPAIGN

LXXIII. First Clash on Prussian Frontier 430

LXXIV. Advance of Russians Against the Germans 435

LXXV. Battle of Tannenberg and Russian Retreat 438

LXXVI. Second Russian Invasion of East Prussia 446

LXXVII. First German Drive Against Warsaw 450

LXXVIII. German Retreat from Russian Poland 458

LXXIX. Winter Battles of the Polish Campaign 462

LXXX. Winter Battles in East Prussia 478

LXXXI. Results of First Six Months of Russo-German
Campaign 482

PART VIII.--TURKEY AND THE DARDANELLES

LXXXII. First Moves of Turkey 493

LXXXIII. The First Blow Against the Allies 501

LXXXIV. British Campaign in Mesopotamia 506

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

French Siege Gun at Arras _Frontispiece_

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Bridge Destroyed by the Belgians at Liege 14

General Joffre 78

Germans Refortifying Antwerp 158

Emden Aground After the Sydney's Victory