Chapter 7

Books which may be commended to the teacher, for descriptions of various aspects of the Great War, are: Hay's _The First Hundred Thousand_; Nicolas's _Campaign Diary of a French Officer_; Aldrich's _A Hilltop on the Marne_; Hall's _High Adventure_ and _Kitcheners Mob_; Buswell's _Ambulance No. 10_; Haigh's _Life in a Tank_; Stevenson's _From "Poilu" to "Yank"_; two anonymous books, _The Retreat from Mons_ and _Friends of France_; Paine's _The Fighting Fleets_; and Root and Crocker's _Over Periscope Pond_.

For children's reading, we suggest Mrs. Perkins's _The Belgian Twins_, Sara Cone Bryant's _I am an American_, Thwaites and Kendall's _History of the United States_, Tappan's _Little Book of the War_, and such compilations as _Stories of Patriotism_ and _The Patriotic Reader_.