All Episodes

LXXXVII - Old Ushant At The Gangway

XCII - The Last Of The Jacket

LXXXVI - The Rebels Brought To The Mast

LXXXI - How They Bury A Man-Of-War's Man At Sea

The End

LXXX - The Last Stitch

XCI - Smoking-Club In A Man-Of-War, With Scenes On The Gun-Deck Drawing Near Home

LXXXIX - The Social State In A Man-Of-War

LXXXV - The Great Massacre of the Beards

LXXXIV - Man-Of-War Barbers

LXXXIII - A Man-Of-War College

XCIII - Cable And Anchor All Clear

XC - The Manning Of Navies

LXXXVIII - Flogging Through The Fleet

LXXXII - What Remains Of A Man-Of-War's Man After His Burial At Sea

LXIII - The Operation

LXXI - The Genealogy Of The Articles Of War

LXIV - Man-Of-War Trophies

LXIX - Prayers At The Guns

LXXVII - The Hospital In A Man-Of-War

LXI - The Surgeon Of The Fleet

LI - One of "The People" Has An Audience With The Commodore And The Captain On The Quarter-Deck

LX - A Man-Of-War's-Man Shot At

XXXIX - The Frigate In Harbour.--The Boats.--Grand State Reception of The Commodore

L - The Bay of All Beauties

XXXVIII - The Chaplain and Chapel In A Man-of-War

LXXIX - How Man-Of-War's Men Die At Sea

XLV - Publishing Poetry In A Man-of-War

LXXVI - The Chains

XXX - A Peep Through a Port-Hole at the Subterranean Parts of a Man-of-War

XLIII - Smuggling In A Man-of-War

LXXII - "Herein Are The Good Ordinances Of The Sea, Which Wise Men, Who Voyaged Round The World, Gave To Our Ancestors, And Which Constitute

LXXIII - Night And Day Gambling In A Man-Of-War

LXVI - Fun In A Man-Of-War

XLVII - An Auction In A Man-of-War

XLI - A Man-of-War Library

XXIX - The Night-Watches

XXVII - Some Thoughts Growing Out Of Mad Jack's Countermanding His Superior's Order

LXX - Monthly Muster Round The Capstan

LXVII - White-Jacket Arraigned At The Mast

XXVI - The Pitch of the Cape

LXXVIII - Dismal Times In The Mess

XVIII - Edging Away

LXII - A Consultation Of Man-Of-War Surgeons

LVIII - A Quarter-Deck Officer Before The Mast

XXXVI - Flogging Not Necessary

LXV - A Man-Of-War Race

XXXV - Flogging Not Lawful

XVIII - A Man-of-War Full As A Nut

LIX - A Man-Of-War Button Divides Two Brothers

LXXV - "Sink, Burn, And Destroy."--Printed Admiralty Orders In Time of War

XIV - A Draught In A Man-of-War; XV - A Salt-Junk Club In A Man-of-War, With A Notice To Quit

XVI - General Training In A Man-of-War

XVII - Away! Second, Third, and Fourth Cutters, Away!

LXXIV - The Main-Top At Night

XX - How They Sleep In A Man of War

LVII - The Emperor Reviews The People At Quarters

XXIV - Introductory To Cape Horn

XXV - The Dog-Days Off Cape Horn

LVI - A Shore Emperor On Board A Man-Of-War

XIX - The Jacket Aloft

LIII - Seafaring Persons Peculiarly Subject To Being Under The Weather.--The Effects Of This Upon A Man-Of-War Captain

XXII - Wash-Day And House-Cleaning In A Man-Of-War

LII - Something Concerning Midshipmen

LXVIII - A Man-Of-War Fountain, And Other Things

XI - The Pursuit of Poetry Under Difficulties

II - Homeward Bound

LV - Midshipmen Entering The Navy Early

XXXIV - Some of the Evil Effects of Flogging

XIII - A Man-of-War Hermit In A Mob

XLVI - The Commodore on the Poop, And One of 'The People" Under the Hands of the Surgeon

V - Jack Chase on a Spanish Quarter-Deck; VI - The Quarter-Deck Officers, Warrant Officers, and Berth-Deck Underlings Of A Man-of-War; Where

XLIV - A Knave In Office In A Man-of-War

XLVIII - Purser, Purser's Steward, And Postmaster In A Man-of-War

LIV - The People Are Given "Liberty"

XLIX - Rumors Of A War, And How They Were Received By The Population Of The Neversink

XXXI - The Gunner Under Hatches

XXXVII - Some Superior Old "London Dock" From the Wine-Coolers of Neptune

XXXII - A Dish of Dunderfunk

XII - The Good or Bad Temper of Men-of-War's Men, In a Great Degree, Attributable to Their Particular Stations and Duties Aboard Ship

XXIII - Theatricals In A Man-of-War

III - A Glance At The Principal Divisions, Into Which A Man-of-War's Crew Is Divided

I - Preface and The Jacket

XXXIII - A Flogging

VIII - Selvagee Contrasted With Mad-Jack

IX - Of The Pockets That Were In The Jacket; X - From Pockets To Pickpockets

IV - Jack Chase

XL - Some of the Ceremonies in a Man-of-War Unnecessary and Injurious

XLII - Killing Time In A Man-of-War In Harbour

XXI - One Reason Why Men-of-War's Men Are, Generally, Short-Lived

VII - Breakfast, Dinner, And Supper

Battles in the Air

England and France Strike in the North

Italy's Terrific Drive

How Food Won the War

America's Transportation Problems

Belgium's Gallant Effort

China Joins the Fighting Democracies

Approaching the Final Stage

Ships and the Men Who Made Them

The Drastic Terms of Surrender

Chateau-Thierry, Field of Glory

Germany's Dying Desperate Effort

The Defeat and Recovery of Italy

Last Days of the War

Red Revolution in Russia

Redemption of the Holy Land

The Descent to Bolshevism

America Transformed by War

Germany's Object Lesson to the United States

The Greatest Naval Battle in History

The Trail of the Beast in Belgium

German Plots and Propaganda in America

Rescue of the Starving

Britinnia Rules the Waves

Struggle for Supremacy on the Sea

Sinking of the Lusitania

Canada's Part in the Great War

Italy Declares War on Austria

The Russian Campaign

The Sublime Porte

The Campaign in Mesopotamia

How the Balkans Decided

Neuve Chapelle and War in Blood-Soaked Trenches

The Second Battle of Ypres

Immortal Verdun

New Methods and Horrors of Warfare

Japan in the War

Glorious Gallipoli

Campaign in the East

Steadfast South Africa

Zeppelin Raids on France and England

Murders and Martyrs

The First Battle of the Marne

A War for International Freedom

The Great War Begins

The Plotter Behind the Scenes

Why the World Went to War

The World Suddenly Turned Upside Down

''Probleme der Friedenswirtschaft'' from Gesammelte Schriften, Band 5 by Walther Rathenau

''Shall We End War?'' by Harry Emerson Fosdick, 5 June 1921

Catastrophe and Social Change by Samuel Henry Prince, Chapter 1, ''Catastrophe and Social Disintegration''

Introduction to The Book of the Homeless by Theodore Roosevelt

''Soldiers, Sailors, and Books'' by the American Library Association, (War Service Committee), part 1

French Literature of the Great War by Albert Schinz, Chapter 1, ''Poetry of the War''

Women Wanted by Mabel Potter Daggett, Ch 4 ''Women Who Wear War Jewelry''

Victory Boys & Girls by the United War Work Campaign

''Soldiers, Sailors, and Books'' by the American Library Association, (War Service Committee), part 2

A Diary Without Dates by Enid Bagnold, ''The Boys'', part 2

Open Letter to President Wilson by George Bernard Shaw

''America's Purpose; International Justice and World Peace'' by Woodrow Wilson, New York, 27 September 1918

''De wapenstilstand geteekend'' from Nieuwe Amsterdamsche Courant, Algemeen Handelsblad, 11 Nov. 1918

A Diary Without Dates by Enid Bagnold, ''The Boys'', part 1

Waiting for Daylight by H. M. Tomlinson, Sec XIV, ''Authors and Soldiers''

''Nationalism and Patriotism'' from War, Peace, and the Future by Ellen Key

''Militant Pacifism'' by Mary Whiton Calkins

The Care of the Dead by Anonymous

''Program for World Peace; The Fourteen Points'' by Woodrow Wilson, 8 January 1918

Celebrated Spies and Famous Mysteries of the Great War by George Barton, Ch 8 ''The Mystery of the Turkish Beauty''

''The Victory'' from A Politica, 15 Novembro 1918

''Nos amis d'Amérique'', in Quelques aspects du vertige mondial by Pierre Loti

''Russia in Literature'' by British Men of Letters, 23 December 1914

Celebrated Spies and Famous Mysteries of the Great War by George Barton, Ch 9 ''The Romantic Life of the Dutch-Javanese Dancer Who was Shot

Extract from Gallipoli by John Masefield

Kurze Aufklärungen über Wesen und Ziel des Pazifismus by Alfred H. Fried, Vorwort und Kapitel 1, ''Ewiger Friede''

Birds and the War by Hugh S Gladstone, Chapter 7, ''Effects of Air-Raids and Aircraft on Birds''

''Internationalism'' from War, Peace, and the Future by Ellen Key

Lettere di Giulio Cozzi in Lettere e testimonianze dei ferrovieri caduti per la patria

''I Am Not Dead'' from Experiences of the Great War by Ashby Williams

Little Rays of Moonshine by A. P. Herbert, ''Five Inches''

Wir Toten auf Urlaub by Kurt Eisner

Merchantmen-At-Arms: Independent Sailings

Warriors of the Paint Brush, Ch. 11 of 'Inventions of the Great War'

Statement to the Court Upon Being Convicted of Violating the Sedition Act

The United States Enters the War, Ch. VIII of 'The Little Book of the War'

A Selection from 'The Worn Doorstep'

Ghosts, from 'Tales from a Famished Land'

Masks and Faces from 'The Happy Hospital'

Lingo of No Man's Land, part 2

The Soul of a Nation (Armistice Day 1920)

Birds as Messengers from 'Birds and the War'

Selection from Letters of a Soldier, 1914-1915

Mary Postgate

Army Boys on the Firing Line, from 'The Storm of War'

The Blackest Page of Modern History: Events in Armenia in 1915, Chapter 1

The Passing of a Zeppelin

The message of spiritualism in the present crisis; address delivered before the National Spiritualist Association of America, October 22, 19

Lingo of No Man's Land, part 1

Grodek

Discours prononcé à la Sorbonne, lors du meeting 'Hommage à l’Arménie'

Rilla of Ingleside: Chapter 4, The Piper Pipes

The Story of the Great War, Vol. 8, Chapter 15: Austria-Hungary and Germany Surrender

History Of The American Field Service In France Vol. 1, The Sensation of Night Driving

With the Allies: Chapter 5, The Battle Of Soissons

Prologue to Men, Women And Guns

Krieg dem Kriege

A Scrap of Paper

Instructions to the British Soldier

The Story of the Great War, Vol. 1, Chapter 23: Preparation for War

A Diary Without Dates: Chapter 2, part 2

With the Allies: Chapter 3, The Burning of Louvain

Harvest

The Story of the Great War, Vol. 1, Chapter 22: Diplomatic Exchanges

Extract from Lecture 'How We Stand Now'

The Story of the Great War, Vol. 1, Chapter 21: Serbia's Reply

Chapter III: The Liberty Girls from 'Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls'

The Glory of the Coming: Chapter 16, Conducting War by Delegation

The Glory of the Coming: Chapter 15, Wanted: A Fool-proof War

The War and The Churches: Preface and Chapter III - The Apologies Of The Clergy

Lettre Ouverte à Gerhart Hauptmann

Rilla of Ingleside: Chapters 32 and 33

Apostolischen Schreiber an die im Krieg sich befindenden Völker und ihre Leiter

With the Allies: Chapter 4, Paris in Wartime

The Story of the Great War, Vol. 1, Chapter 20: Assassination of Franz Ferdinand - Austria's Ultimatum

Prophets Priests and Kings: The Kaiser

An Meine Völker!

With the Allies: Chapter I, The Germans In Brussels

Rilla of Ingleside: Chapter 5, 'The Sound of a Going'

A Diary Without Dates: Chapter 2, part 1

Selection from War Letters from a Young Queenslander

Verlustliste Nr. 1, 12. August 1914

Kriegstagebuch

Alphabet de la grande guerre, 1914-1916 pour les enfants de nos soldats

The War in Africa and the Far East: Chapter 3, The Pacific Colonies and The Capture of Kiao-Chau

The War as Art Critic

No Man's Land: A Point of Detail

Paths of Glory, Chapter 9: Viewing a Battle from a Balloon

The Children Of Our Dead from The Soul of the Soldier: Sketches from the Western Battle Front

De Belgen in Holland, 1914-1917

Torpedoed

Warfare under Water, from Pen Pictures of British Battles

Night-work in a Munitions Factory

Folkestone During the War: The Air Raids, Part 1

Chapter 1, Eighteen Months in the War Zone

Books in the War, the Romance of Library War Service: Chap. 10

Early Care of Gunshot Wounds of the Jaws and Surrounding Soft Parts, from Abstracts of War Surgery

Folkestone During the War: The Air Raids, Part 2

The Moonlight Battle for Baghdad, from Pen Pictures of British Battles

Finished with the War: A Soldier's Declaration

Excerpt from Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons

And They Thought We Wouldn't Fight: Wounded - How it Feels to Be Shot

Scott's Official History of the American Negro: Negro Women in War Work

Extract from Journal of A Disappointed Man

A glimpse of the British army

Somme Battle Stories: Close Quarters

Поза межами болю. Переднє слово (Poza mezhamy boliu. Perednye slovo)

Selections from the first issue of Stars and Stripes

Young Girls Fighting on the Russian Front

Excerpt from 'The Last Ride' from Fanny Goes to War

A Diary Without Dates: Outside the Glass Doors

Feeding an Army

Brieven uit den loopgraaf (in De Nieuwe Gids, 1916)

Neutral Nations and the War

The Conduct of the War by Sea: speech to the House of Commons, 1915

Selected Letters from The American Spirit

The Battle of Jutland

Excerpt from Edith Cavell: Her Life Story

Paths of Glory: Notes and Chapter 1

Het vluchtoord te Bergen op Zoom

Liberty: a Statement of the British Case

War Letters of a Public-School Boy: In the Somme Battlefield

Ten Lessons on Food Conservation: Lesson 1

Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War: Chapter 8: Scouting from the Skies

Rilla of Ingleside: Chapter 18, A War Wedding

Extract from Oorlogstijd

Das Feuer: Kapitel 1

The War Mania of Mr. Jinks and Mr. Blinks

Die Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph Rilke

The Soul of a Nation

Avec une batterie de 75: Ma pièce, souvenirs d'un canonnier 1914

Extract from letter written by Rifleman C. H. Brazier

De electrische grensafsluiting

France at War: On the Frontier of Civilization

History of the World War: Ch. 3 and 4

Extract from letter written by Private Frederick W. Heath

Extraausgabe der Wiener Zeitung zum Attentat in Sarajewo

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S1E1: The Psychology of Money