XVI. The Bolshevist Revolution 142 XVII. The Siege of the Winter Palace 145 XVIII. The Bolsheviki and Their Leaders 147 XIX. First Bolsheviki Peace Move 153 XX. The Peace Parleys Begin 156 XXI. Publication of Secret Treaties 158 XXII. The Peace Negotiations 162 XXIII. An Attempted Counter-Revolution 165 XXIV. Legislation by Decrees 169 PART IV.--ITALIAN FRONT XXV. The Capture of Monte Santo 186 XXVI. The Struggle on the Isonzo Front 193 XXVII. The Austro-German Offensive in Italy 200 XXVIII. The Italians at Bay on the Piave 208 PART V.--CAMPAIGNS IN PALESTINE, ARABIA MESOPOTAMIA, AND AFRICA XXIX. The Palestine Campaign 214 XXX. The Fall of Jerusalem 223 XXXI. Palestine--Arabia--Mesopotamia 232 PART VI.--THE BALKANS XXXII. The Balkans--Greece and Macedonia 245 XXXIII. Rumania 250 PART VII.--NAVAL AND AIR WARFARE XXXIV. On the Sea 253 XXXV. The War in the Air 260 PART VIII.--THE WESTERN FRONT XXXVI. Preparing for the Great Offensive--The Attack of March 21--First Phase of the Battle 269 XXXVII. The Second Phase of the Great Offensive 284 XXXVIII. The German Offensive Renewed--Ypres Threatened--The Allies' Heavy Losses 298 XXXIX. Dark Days for the Allies--The German Offensive Declines--French Gain in the Rheims Region--British Victory at Hamel 310 XL. The New German Drive Around Rheims--The New Battle of the Marne--The Allies Launch a New Offensive Movement 325 PART IX.--THE UNITED STATES AS A BELLIGERENT XLI. Force to the Utmost 389 XLII. The American Legions 343 XLIII. Raiding the Foe 347 XLIV. America Over the Top 351 XLV. At Seicheprey and Xivray 359 XLVI. On the Chemin-des-Dames 364 XLVII. Before Amiens 367