World War I（ISBN=9780618056866）

　　"Far and away the best, most concise, and clearest one-volume history of the war to end all wars." (The Denver Post )

　　A "full-dress history of the war by one of our most distinguished military writers" (NEW YORK TIMES), WORLD WAR I takes us from the first shots in Sarajevo to the signing of the peace treaty in Versailles and through every bunker, foxhole, and minefield in between. General S.L.A. Marshall drew on his unique firsthand experience as a soldier and a lifetime of military service to pen this forthright, forward-thinking history of what people once believed would be the last great war. Newly introduced by the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, David M. Kennedy, WORLD WAR I is a classic example of unflinching military history that is certain to inform, enrich, and deepen our understanding of this great cataclysm.

　　Brigadier General S.L.A. Marshall (1900-1977) was an accomplished journalist, a war correspondent, and a historian. One of the preeminent American military writers of our time, he wrote more than thirty books.

Introduction
I   When the Lights Went Out
II   Appointment at the Marne
III  Guns East
IV  Seeds of Stalemate
V   Spreading Conflict
VI  Deadlock
VII Ordeal of Nations
VIII Crisis in the Allied Camp
IX  Waiting for America
X   Exit Russia
XI  New Storm in the West
XII Enter the Yanks
XIII Turning of the Tide
XIV Eleventh Hour
XV Versailles
Picture Credits
Index