National Geographic Magazine, March 1918
Volume XXXIII, Number Three - $2.50 A Year - Copyright 1918
National Geographic from March 1918 offers articles pertaining to World War 1 both in the United States and abroad. Great photographs and timely writing makes this an exceptional issue.
Contents
- The Health and Morale of America's Citizen Army by William Howard Taft with 22 Illustrations
Personal Observations of Conditions in OUr Soldier Cities by a Former Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army and Navy - Voyaging on the Volga Amid War and Revolution by William T. Ellis with 16 Illustrations
War-time Sketches on Russia's Great Waterway - The Isle of Frankincense by Charles K. Moser with 11 Illustrations
Forerly United States Consul-General to Aden, Arabia - A Unique Republic, where Smuggling is an Industry by Herbert Corey with 17 Illustrations
Andorra Republic by the author of "On the Monastir Road," "Shopping Abroad for Our Army in France," Etc. - Plain Tales from the Trenches by Carol K. Corey with 7 Illustrations
As Told Over the Tea Table in Blighty - A Soldiers' "Home" in Paris by the author of "From the Trenches in Versailles," etc.
Published by the National Geographic Society, Hubbard Memorial Hall, Washington, DC
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