The Battle of the Sand-Pit The Mystery of Fortescue The Countryman of Kant Travers Minor, Scout The Hutchings Testimonial The Fight Percy Minimus and His Tommy The Prize Poem The Revenge The "Turbot's" Aunt Cornwallis and Me and Fate For the Red Cross The Last of Mitchell After the war had fairly got going, naturally we thought a good deal about it, and it was explained to us by Fortescue that, behind the theory of Germany licking us, or us licking Germany, as the case might be, there were two great psychical ideas. As I was going to be a soldier myself, the actual fighting interested me most, but the psychical ideas were also interesting, because Fortescue said that often the cause won the…
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