History of the World War : $b an authentic narrative of the world's greatest war

"History of the World War: An Authentic Narrative of the World's Greatest War" by Francis A. March, along with Richard J. Beamish, chronicles World War I in the early 1900s, specifically focusing on the period around its end. It's a wide-ranging look at the Great War, breaking down why it happened, the most important battles, and what soldiers from different countries went through, especially the United States and its allies. The book starts with a personal story about the author's father in World War I, fighting in Russia against the Bolsheviks. It really stresses how brave and selfless American soldiers were, like the 339th Infantry, who dealt with tough conditions and the disappointment of still fighting after the war was supposed to be over. This sets the scene for a more general look at the war, with details about different battles, the problems soldiers faced, and the bigger political situation. The book uses facts and stories to give readers a clear understanding of this huge event in history.