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    Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3 The Third Twelve Months of War
    Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3 The Third Twelve Months of War
    Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3 The Third Twelve Months of War
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    Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3 The Third Twelve Months of War

    By J. Murray Allison and Louis Raemaekers

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    Release dateNov 27, 2013
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      Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3 The Third Twelve Months of War - J. Murray Allison

      The Project Gutenberg eBook, Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3, by Louis Raemaekers, Edited by J. Murray Allison, Illustrated by Louis Raemaekers

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      Title: Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War, Volume 3

      The Third Twelve Months of War

      Author: Louis Raemaekers

      Editor: J. Murray Allison

      Release Date: July 14, 2013 [eBook #43219]

      Language: English

      Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1

      ***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK RAEMAEKERS' CARTOON HISTORY OF THE WAR, VOLUME 3***

      E-text prepared by Chris Curnow, Martin Mayer,

      and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team

      (http://www.pgdp.net)

      from page images generously made available by

      Internet Archive

      (http://archive.org)

      RAEMAEKERS'

      CARTOON

      HISTORY OF THE WAR

      Table of Contents

      The Peace Move

      Are You Ready to Make Munitions for Germany?

      Another Example of Kultur

      Canada on Vimy Ridge

      William: I wonder how long my dear friend and Ally....

      William: Here's luck, Hindenburg.

      The Old Frenchman: Our guns come nearer.

      Tanks

      The Slaying of the Fiery Dragons

      King Tino at Athens to his Brother-in-law William...."

      Mr. Lloyd George to Neutrals: Don't Stand in our Way....

      The Crown Prince Preaches to America

      I am 'Operating' at, But Not Inside Your Gate....

      The Super Anarchist

      Fritz: This is No Longer Civilized War....

      HOUP LA!!

      Brothers in Arms

      Perhaps This One Will Kill my Boy on the Yser

      Tirpitz: Because we have sunk 30 or 40....

      Slave Transport From Ghent

      The New Kingdom of Poland

      Belgian civilians are deported by the army....

      The New Kingdom of Poland

      The Eyes of the Army

      Do Not Miss Him This Time, Tino

      Scene in the Great Peace Pantomime.

      After the Fall of Bukharest

      The French Victory at Verdun

      While They Talk Peace

      The Peace Move (II)

      Hurrah! War on All Neutrals at Last

      The Convicts' Stripes

      Go on, William! A True Hohenzollern Never Gets Enough Blood

      Germany: Till now you have left the fighting to me....

      The Rebirth of Russia

      We Bombarded the Fort of London

      William to Japan: I will never again....

      The President's Handicap

      Germany: We have turned the richest lands....

      Attila: You have burned and plundered the villages....

      For Holy Russia and Humanity!

      The Two Giants

      William to General von Fleck: We must save these....

      Uncle Sam: So we are only a dollar making people....

      In the Office of a German Newspaper in America

      Because it Is thy War, it Is my War

      The Stars and Stripes In the Service of Humanity

      Proud to Fight

      According to Plan

      Welcome to Stockholm!

      Austria: Why won't you trust me, Little Red Riding Hood?

      Kultur V. Civilisation

      American Soldier: Remember we have plenty of lamp-posts for....

      The Socialist Bait For Russia

      On Land and Water

      A Poison-gas Attack on New Russia

      A Fool's Paradise

      The United States For Conscription

      John Bull: A hearty welcome! Come in, Mate.

      Tommy: Look here, Bill, here's a bit of old Hindenburg's line.

      A Good Start

      The Decision of the Seamen's and Firemen's Union

      Germany's Peace Agents Caught In Their Own Trap

      The Fall of the Mark

      America's Choice

      Old and New Glory

      You Dared To Find Us Out!

      Fraternizing on the Galician Front....

      The Fall of the Child Slayer

      At the World's Judgment Seat

      We'll Give These Yankees a Taste of Our Steel

      We are willing now to make peace....

      The Kaiser Has Ordered his People a Fire-eating Diet

      Dignity and Impudence, New Version

      Unresteicted Piracy

      William: I say, Capelle, are you sure we have taken the right road?

      A Good Joke

      I hope, dear Holland, this explanation is all you want.

      President Wilson: Say! you are using false cards.

      The Berlin-Bagdad Snake

      Helping Hindenburg Home

      Uncle Sam: So you are going to sink my ships on sight, are you?

      Poisones Wells

      The Outcast

      Still They Come

      Tommy: You'll soon see the Stars and Stripes.

      William to Herr Scheidemann: The Turks believe I am a Mahomedan....

      Germany's War Aims

      The Ober-Hof-Socialist: Yes! we must make a peace without....

      No war or at the worst only a sham war was all that America could do....

      Air Raid On London

      Ferdinand: I am much too popular to be treated like Tino....

      Reprisals

      A Disguise That Was Too Thin

      Dr. Michaelis: The concentration of the Russian Army compelled Germany....

      The New St. George

      German Militarist Socialism

      The Annexation Of America

      A Rehearsal

      At The Holland Frontier

      Restitution And Reparation

      Something's Wrong. She Doesn't Seem To Inspire Confidence

      When I Was A Child, It Was You Who Saved Me

      For Merit

      RAEMAEKERS'

      CARTOON

      HISTORY OF THE WAR

      compiled by
      J. MURRAY ALLISON

      Editor of Raemaekers' Cartoons, Kultur in Cartoons, The

      Century Edition de Luxe Raemaekers' Cartoons, etc.

      VOLUME THREE

      THE THIRD TWELVE MONTHS OF WAR

      NEW YORK
      THE CENTURY CO.
      1919

      Copyright, 1919, by

      The Century Co.

      VOLUME THREE

      THE PEACE MOVE

      BERLIN, AUGUST 6, 1914

      (The Berlin papers declared that the population, mad with joy, drank champagne and danced in the streets.)

      I draw the sword that with God's help I have kept all these years in the scabbard. I have drawn the sword which without victory and without honor I cannot sheath again. All of you will see to it that only in honor is it returned to the

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