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ALDRICH, MILDRED. A Hilltop on the Marne (1915). Full text on Google books. Personal account of France at the beginning of World War I by an American woman. Aldrich followed Hilltop with On the Edge of the War Zone (1917) and The Peak of the Load (1918). Full View on Google Books
BROWN, WALT JR., EDITOR. An American for Lafayette (1981). The war diaries of Lafayette Escadrille pilot Edmund Genet.
DEVLIN, PATRICK. Too Proud to Fight: Woodrow Wilson’s Neutrality (1974). The philosophy behind American neutrality.
FLAMMER, PHILIP. The Vivid Air: The Lafayette Escadrille (1981). Well researched history of the escadrille.
HALL, JAMES NORMAN. High Adventure: A Narrative of Air Fighting in France (1918). James Hall’s beautifully written account of his experience in the Lafayette Escadrille. Full View on Google Books
HALL, JAMES NORMAN, AND CHARLES NORDHOFF. Falcons of France (1929). Vivid fictional account of the Lafayette Escadrille written by two of its pilots.
HALL, JAMES NORMAN, AND CHARLES NORDHOFF, EDITORS. The Lafayette Flying Corps (2 vols., 1920). History of the corps by two pilots including photos, biographical sketches, and documents. Full View on Google Books
MCKAY, ERNEST A. Against Wilson and War, 1914–1917 (1996). Exploration of Americans who opposed entry into the war by an author who believes these supporters of neutrality were right.
ZEIGER, SUSAN. In Uncle Sam’s Service: Women Workers with the American Expeditionary Force (1999). Roughly sixteen thousand served overseas in World War I, but mainly in traditional “domestic” roles.
ALDRICH, MILDRED. A Hilltop on the Marne (1915). Full text on Google books. Personal account of France at the beginning of World War I by an American woman. Aldrich followed Hilltop with On the Edge of the War Zone (1917) and The Peak of the Load (1918). Full View on Google Books
BROWN, WALT JR., EDITOR. An American for Lafayette (1981). The war diaries of Lafayette Escadrille pilot Edmund Genet.
DEVLIN, PATRICK. Too Proud to Fight: Woodrow Wilson’s Neutrality (1974). The philosophy behind American neutrality.
FLAMMER, PHILIP. The Vivid Air: The Lafayette Escadrille (1981). Well researched history of the escadrille.
HALL, JAMES NORMAN. High Adventure: A Narrative of Air Fighting in France (1918). James Hall’s beautifully written account of his experience in the Lafayette Escadrille. Full View on Google Books
HALL, JAMES NORMAN, AND CHARLES NORDHOFF. Falcons of France (1929). Vivid fictional account of the Lafayette Escadrille written by two of its pilots.
HALL, JAMES NORMAN, AND CHARLES NORDHOFF, EDITORS. The Lafayette Flying Corps (2 vols., 1920). History of the corps by two pilots including photos, biographical sketches, and documents. Full View on Google Books
MCKAY, ERNEST A. Against Wilson and War, 1914–1917 (1996). Exploration of Americans who opposed entry into the war by an author who believes these supporters of neutrality were right.
ZEIGER, SUSAN. In Uncle Sam’s Service: Women Workers with the American Expeditionary Force (1999). Roughly sixteen thousand served overseas in World War I, but mainly in traditional “domestic” roles.
