“A brilliant and suggestive volume.... For the popularization of what is most genuinely liberal in the best general thought of his tone, Mr. Wells has assuredly no equal.”--_New Republic._ “Most stimulating perhaps of all the new books about peace.”--_Boston Post._ “He represents better than any one else, perhaps, the reactions of the war of the keen-thinking, broad-visioned English publicist.... His function is to turn upon his subject the searching light of truth, directed by a keen and active mind.”--_The Independent._ THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York * * * * * MASEFIELD’S AMERICAN LECTURES The War and the Future BY JOHN MASEFIELD Author of “Gallipoli,” “The Old Front Line,” etc. _$1.25_ This volume contains the two lectures which Mr. Masefield delivered in this country in 1918. Their subject matter has been widely discussed, relating as they do to the war and its successful prosecution and the future of war, and there will doubtless be many who will welcome the opportunity of possessing them in permanent form. The Old Front Line BY JOHN MASEFIELD “AN ETCHING OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME” _$1.00_ “What Mr. Masefield did in print for the Gallipoli campaign he now does for the campaign in France. The new work measures up to the standard set by its companion both in vital interest and in literary quality.”--_Philadelphia North American._ Gallipoli BY JOHN MASEFIELD _Illustrated, $1.35_ “A splendid tale of bravery splendidly told ... a miniature epic.”--_N. Y. Post._ THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York FOOTNOTES: [1] Miss Stimson was then superintendent of nurses and head of the training school for nurses at Barnes Hospital, Washington University, St. Louis. [2] Her younger brother, a doctor. [3] Miss Stimson had organized her nurses, for convenience of direction, into squads of eight for the journey, each with its leader. [4] Director of the Unit. [5] Hospital down on the opposite side of the race course. It was a promenade. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Finding Themselves, by Julia Stimson