Duffy's War: Fr. Francis Duffy, Wild Bill Donovan, and the Irish Fighting 69th in World War I Book

List of Illustrations     ix
Preface     xi
Prologue: "The War Was the Making of Me"     xvii
"Give Me A Man's Job"     1
"Shall We Fight for England?"     19
"Rainbow-There's the Name for the Division"     31
"Did You Ever Go Into an Irishman's Shanty?"     55
"Good-bye Broadway, Hello France!"     69
"It's a Huge Regiment Now"     77
"The People I Like Best Are the Wild Irish"     89
"A Willing, Bright, Strong, Clean Lot"     103
"Not a Gloomy Man in Town"     113
"Most Pitiful and Unsightly Bunch of Men I Have Ever Seen"     123
"We Are All Volunteers in This War"     137
"In the Wood They Call the Rouge Bouquet"     153
"Quiet Sectors Are Not Necessarily Quiet"     177
"From a Canny Scot to a Bold Irishman"     193
"It Will Be a Happy Day"     209
"The Last Joy Ride Any of Us'll Ever Get"     233
"All You Want Now Is Guts and Bayonets!"     249
"I Guess I Have Been Born to Be Hanged"     267
"We Sure Hated to See Him Get Killed"     281
"I Have Been Very Happy in Command of the Regiment"     297
"Not a Fight, But a Promenade"     311
"Over the River a Thousand Yawning Dead"     331
"You Expected to Have the Pleasure of Burying Me"     349
"We Looked Down from the Last Crest Above Sedan"     361
Epilogue: "We Want Him. We Need Him. He Has Earned It."     373
Notes     381
Selected Bibliography     413
Index     423
About the Author     435