What America did : $b A record of achievement in the prosecution of the war

Kelly, Florence Finch · 1939

NEW YORK E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY 681 FIFTH AVENUE My purpose in this book has been to condense into a brief account just those things that the ordinary man or woman wants to know about how we prepared for and waged our share in the world war. I have tried to picture the large outlines of achievement, to present the important facts, and to show how it was all inspired and rushed forward by the flaming spirit of the people. Volumes will be required, and will of course be written, to tell comprehensively and in detail the complete story of America’s many-sided effort in the prosecution of the war. But I have sought, rather, to make such a boo…

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