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| Foreword | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| The Mercenaries | 5 | |
| On the Quai at Smyrna | 13 | |
| A Very Short Story | 15 | |
| Soldier's Home | 17 | |
| The Revolutionist | 24 | |
| From In Our Time: Selected Vignettes | 25 | |
| In Another Country | 31 | |
| Now I Lay Me | 36 | |
| A Natural History of the Dead | 43 | |
| A Way You'll Never Be | 51 | |
| From A Farewell to Arms: "Self-Inflicted Wounds" | 62 | |
| "At the Front" | 65 | |
| "The Retreat from Caporetto" | 70 | |
| From Across the River and Into the Trees: "Immortal Youth" | 87 | |
| The Butterfly and the Tank | 91 | |
| Night Before Battle | 99 | |
| From The Fifth Column: "Espionage and Counter-Espionage" | 125 | |
| "Flying Death Machines" | 147 | |
| "Small Town Revolution" | 149 | |
| "Guerilla Warfare" | 176 | |
| "El Sordo's Last Stand" | 186 | |
| Black Ass at the Cross Roads | 203 | |
| "The Taking of Paris" | 215 | |
| "The Valhalla Express" | 220 | |
| "The Pistol-Slappers" | 224 | |
| "The Chain of Command" | 226 | |
| "The Ivy Leaf" | 228 | |
| "The Dead" | 231 | |
| From Islands in the Stream: "Losing Your Son to War" | 234 | |
| Popular in Peace - Slacker in War | 243 | |
| Fascisti Party Half-Million | 245 | |
| A Veteran Visits the Old Front | 248 | |
| Did Poincare Laugh in Verdun Cemetery | 253 | |
| Mussolini, Europe's Prize Bluffer - an excerpt | 256 | |
| War Medals for Sale | 258 | |
| Christians Leave Thrace to Turks | 263 | |
| Waiting for an Orgy | 264 | |
| A Silent, Ghastly Procession | 267 | |
| Turks Distrust Kemal Pasha | 269 | |
| Afghans: Trouble for Britain | 271 | |
| The Greek Revolt | 274 | |
| Kemal's One Submarine | 276 | |
| A New Kind of War | 281 | |
| The Chauffeurs of Madrid | 286 | |
| Dying, Well or Badly | 292 | |
| A Program for U.S. Realism | 295 | |
| Notes on the Next War: A Serious Topical Letter | 301 | |
| The Malady of Power: A Second Serious Letter - an excerpt | 307 | |
| Russo-Japanese Pact | 310 | |
| Voyage to Victory | 314 | |
| How We Came to Paris | 327 | |
| War in the Siegfried Line | 335 | |
| A Bibliography of Ernest Hemingway's Writings on War | 343 |
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Eddie Bellemin
reviewed Hemingway on War on May 24, 2011
Hemingway on War
I read this book to get a sense of Hemingway's writing as a war correspondent. To see what Hemingway writing non-fiction reads like. And it didn't disappoint.
There are two highlights in the book. The piece about D-Day when Hemingway was in a landing craft and the piece about the taking of Paris.
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