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  1. Bethmann-Hollweg, dismissed, 164
  2. Betrayed, 191
  3. Big Four's secrecy, 288
  4. Big Push, The, 103
  5. Billing, Mr. Pemberton
  6. Elected for Mid-Herts, 80
  7. Offers to raid enemy aircraft bases, 86
  8. Suspended from House of Commons, 239
  9. Birdwood, General, 267
  10. Birrell, Mr., apologia of, 90
  11. Bismarck, Prince, 31
  12. Bissing, Baron von,
  13. Reported dead, 148
  14. Retires from Belgium, 130
  15. Bloaters, unprecedented price of, 194
  16. Blücher, the, sunk by British, 24
  17. Blume, General von, depreciates
  18. American intervention, 168
  19. Boat-race, Oxford and Cambridge, suspended, 30
  20. Bobbing, Alarming spread of, 251
  21. Bordeaux, Paris Government removed to, 5
  22. Botha, General
  23. Enters War, 6
  24. Makes clean sweep in S.W. Africa, 43
  25. Bottomley, Mr. Horatio, visits France, 185
  26. Bravo, Belgium, 3
  27. Brazil enters War, 158
  28. Bread, curtailment of, 151
  29. Brest-Litovsk
  30. Conference, 190
  31. Taken by enemy, 47
  32. Treaty signed, 202
  33. British Expeditionary Force Lands in France, 1
  34. Brockdorff-Rantzau, Count, 290
  35. Bruges, reoccupied by Allies, 256
  36. Brusiloff, General
  37. Opens new Russian offensive, 163
  38. Successful against Austrians, 94
  39. Brussels.
  40. Fall of, 2
  41. Murder of Edith Cavell at, 60
  42. Buckmaster, Lord, appointed Lord Chancellor, 42
  43. Bukarest, fall of, 124
  44. Bulgaria surrenders, 248
  45. Bulgarians smashed by Allies, 248
  46. Bull-dog Breed, the, 11
  47. Bungalows, Government, increase of, 120
  48. Burns, Mr. John, re-emerges, 101
  49. Byng, General, 267
  50. Victory at Cambrai, 186
  51. Byron, Lord, and Greece, 57
  52. By special request, 211
  53. Cabinet pool salaries, 40
  54. Cadet battalions housed in colleges, 138
  55. Caligny, Americans at, 222
  56. Callousness of smart people, 184
  57. Cambrai
  58. Byng's victory at, 186
  59. Recaptured by Allies, 256
  60. Cambridge, Cadet battalions at, 254
  61. Camouflage, new art of, 176
  62. Caporetto, enemy break through at, 180
  63. "Captain of Koepenick" reported dead, 212
  64. Carson, Sir Edward
  65. Pays tribute to Major Redmond, 161
  66. Resigns Office, 58
  67. Casement, Sir Roger, and German Kaiser, 24
  68. Castlenau, General, 266
  69. Casualties, British, 24
  70. Cavell, Edith
  71. Murder of, 60
  72. Names of her principal assassins, 60
  73. Cecil, Lord Robert, appointed Minister of Blockade, 82
  74. Celestial Dud, the, 227
  75. Censorship and War Correspondents, 8
  76. Challenge, the, 75
  77. Chamberlain, Mr. Austen, resigns office, 166
  78. Champagne, French offensive at, 57
  79. Chemin des Dames, Germans capture, 220
  80. Children of Consolation, 200
  81. Children's Peace, 17
  82. China, food prices in, 194
  83. Christmas
  84. Musings, Punch's, 276
  85. Truce and fraternisation, 20
  86. Church bells requisitioned, 238
  87. Churchill, Mr. Winston
  88. Appointed Minister of Munitions, 173
  89. Dardanelles expedition, 28
  90. Paints landscapes, 50
  91. Rejoins his regiment, 61
  92. Resigns Duchy of Lancaster, 61
  93. Retires to Duchy of Lancaster, 39
  94. Civilian, the, and the War Office, 201
  95. Civil Service Estimates, 286
  96. Clemenceau, M.
  97. Attempted assassination of, 280
  98. Tribute to, 266
  99. Clyde, labour troubles on the, 70
  100. Coal Commission appointed, 284
  101. Coalition Government
  102. Formed, 36
  103. Leaders' pledges, 275

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