The five-colours replaces the dragon: New China in London. Crying the war: drumming-up troops in a Turkish village. King Ferdinand’s sword-arm: the Bulgarian commander-in-chief. The Turkish navy and army’s concerted action on the Tchataldja lines. Seeker of the price of neutrality in the Near East. “The Illustrated London News” as surgical appliance in war. The fall of “the most strongly fortified place in the Balkans”: taking Adrianople. Action leading up the fall of Antwerp: an artillery duel across a cathedral city The last stand of the Germans retreating to the Aisne: a French village shelled by the Frenche The road to Calais as the road to ruin: Germans routed and their guns engulfed in the swamps Enfiladed by British naval guns and repulsed by Belgian troops: the Germans checked on the dunes Feeding the British lion in his den: rationing the troops in the Aisne quarries under fire
