| Herbert Asquith. |
The Volunteer |
| The Fallen Subaltern |
| Paul Bewsher. |
The Dawn Patrol |
| Francis Bickley. |
The Players |
| Laurence Binyon. |
To the Belgians |
| Men of Verdun |
| The Anvil |
| Edith Cavell |
| The Healers |
| For the Fallen |
| F. W. Bourdillon. |
The Debt Unpayable |
| Robert Bridges. |
To the United States of America |
| Lord Kitchener |
| Rupert Brooke. |
The Soldier |
| The Dead |
| Dana Burnet. |
The Battle of Liège |
| Wilfred Campbell. |
Langemarck at Ypres |
| Patrick R. Chalmers. |
Guns of Verdun |
| Grace Ellery Channing. |
Qui Vive? |
| Cecil Chesterton. |
France |
| Gilbert Keith Chesterton. |
The Wife of Flanders |
| Oscar C. A. Child. |
To a Hero |
| George Herbert Clarke. |
Lines Written in Surrey, 1917 |
| The Virgin of Albert |
| Reginald McIntosh Cleveland. |
Destroyers off Jutland |
| Florence Earle Coates. |
Place de la Concorde |
| In War-Time |
| Helen Gray Cone. |
A Chant of love for England |
| Grace Hazard Conkling. |
Rheims Cathedral—1914 |
| Leslie Coulson. |
“—But a Short Time to Live” |
| Charlotte Holmes Crawford. |
Vive la France! |
| Moray Dalton. |
Rupert Brooke |
| Walter de la Mare. |
The Pool Rings his Bells |
| “How Sleep the Brave!” |
| W. Macneile Dixon. |
To Fellow Travellers in Greece |
| Austin Dobson. |
“When there is Peace” |
| Arthur Conan Doyle. |
The Guards Came Through |
| John Drinkwater. |
We Willed it Not |
| A. N. Field. |
The Challenge of the Guns |
| John Finley. |
The Road to Dieppe |
| The Red Cross Spirit Speaks |
| Jeanne Robert Foster. |
The “William P. Frye” |
| Gilbert Frankau. |
Headquarters |
| John Freeman. |
The Return |
| Robert Frost. |
Not to Keep |
| John Galsworthy. |
England to Free Men |
| Russia—America |
| Theodosia Garrison. |
The Soul of Jeanne d’Arc |
| Wilfrid Wilson Gibson. |
Retreat |
| Between the Lines |
| The Messages |
| Robert Grant. |
The Superman |
| Julian Grenfell. |
Into Battle |
| Hermann Hagedorn. |
Resurrection |
| James Norman Hall. |
The Cricketers of Flanders |
| G. Rostrevor Hamilton. |
A Cross in Flanders |
| Thomas Hardy. |
“Men who March Away” |
| Then and Now |
| John Helston. |
Kitchener |
| Malcolm Hemphrey. |
Hills of Home |
| Maurice Hewlett. |
In the Trenches |
| William Noel Hodgson (“Edward Melbourne”). |
Before Action |
| Florence T. Holt. |
England and America |
| Geoffrey Howard. |
The Beach Road by the Wood |
| William Dean Howells. |
The Passengers of a Retarded Submersible |
| Dyneley Hussey. |
Courage |
| Henry William Hutchinson. |
Sonnets |
| Robert Underwood Johnson. |
To Russia New and Free |
| Herbert Jones. |
To France |
| Herbert Kaufman. |
The Hell-Gate of Soissons |
| Rudyard Kipling. |
The Choice |
| “For All we Have and Are” |
| The Mine-Sweepers |
| James H. Knight-Adkin. |
No Man’s Land |
| “On Les Aura!” |
| Joseph Lee. |
German Prisoners |
| Winifred M. Letts. |
The Spires of Oxford |
| Chaplain to the Forces |
| To a Soldier in Hospital |
| Vachel Lindsay. |
Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight |
| Edward Verrall Lucas. |
The Debt |
| Percy MacKaye. |
Christmas: 1915 |
| Frederic Manning. |
The Sign |
| The Trenches |
| John Masefield. |
The Island of Skyros |
| Thomas L. Masson. |
The Red Cross Nurses |
| Edgar Lee Masters. |
O Glorious France |
| Charles Langbridge Morgan. |
To America |
| Henry Newbolt. |
The Vigil |
| The War Films |
| The Toy Band |
| A Letter from the Front |
| Robert Nichols. |
Fulfilment |
| The Day’s March |
| Grace Fallow Norton. |
The Mobilization in Brittany |
| The Journey |
| Alfred Noyes. |
Princeton, May, 1917 |
| The Searchlights |
| A Prayer in Time of War |
| Kilmeny |
| Will H. Ogilvie. |
Canadians |
| Sydney Oswald. |
The Battlefield |
| Everard Owen. |
Three Hills |
| Barry Pain. |
The Kaiser and God |
| Josephine Preston Peabody. |
Harvest Moon |
| Harvest Moon: 1916 |
| Margaret Peterson. |
A Mother’s Dedication |
| Stephen Phillips. |
The Kaiser and Belgium |
| Eden Phillpotts. |
To Belgium |
| Verdun |
| Song of the Red Cross |
| To a Mother |
| Marjorie L. C. Pickthall. |
Canada to England |
| A. Victor Ratcliffe. |
Optimism |
| Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley. |
At St. Paul’s: April 20, 1917 |
| Charles Alexander Richmond. |
A Song |
| Alexander Robertson. |
To an Old Lady Seen at a Guest-House for Soldiers |
| Ronald Ross. |
The Death of Peace |
| Robert Haven Schauffler. |
The White Comrade |
| Clinton Scollard. |
Italy in Arms |
| Frederick George Scott. |
To France |
| Requiescant |
| Owen Seaman. |
Pro Patria |
| To Belgium in Exile |
| Thomas of the Light Heart |
| Alan Seeger. |
I Have a Rendezvous with Death |
| Champagne, 1914–15 |
| Robert W. Service. |
Fleurette |
| C. Fox Smith. |
British Merchant Service |
| W. Snow. |
Oxford in War-Time |
| Charles Hamilton Sorley. |
Expectans Expectavi |
| “All the Hills and Vales Along” |
| Two Sonnets |
| J. E. Stewart. |
The Messines Road |
| Archibald T. Strong. |
Australia to England |
| Sara Teasdale. |
Spring in War-Time |
| E. Wyndham Tennant. |
Home Thoughts from Leventie |
| Rowland Thirlmere. |
Jimmy Doane |
| Katharine Tynan. |
The Old Soldier |
| To the Others |
| Ada Tyrrell. |
My Son |
| Henry van Dyke. |
“Liberty Enlightening the World” |
| The Name of France |
| Mare Liberum |
| Tertius van Dyke. |
Oxford Revisited in War-Time |
| Robert Ernest Vernède. |
A Petition |
| To our Fallen |
| Gilbert Waterhouse. |
The Casualty Clearing Station |
| Edith Wharton. |
Belgium |
| George Edward Woodberry. |
On the Italian Front, MCMXVI |
| Sonnets Written in the Fall of 1914 |
