Acknowledgments

The Editor desires to express his great indebtedness to
the following authors, publishers, and holders of copyrights
To the proprietors of Punch for In Flanders Fields
To Lord St Davids for the poem by Colwyn Phillips
To Mrs Kettle for the poem by Tom Kettle
To Mr John Murray for Noel Hodgson's poem Before Action
To Mrs Owen and Chatto and Windus for Wilfred Owen's Miners
To Mrs Thomas for the poem by Edward Thomas
To Mr W. H. Davies and Jonathan Cape for The Kingfisher
To the Cambridge University Press for the lines by Charles Sorley
To Dean Alington for his lines to Charles Lister
To the executors of R. E. Vernede for his poem The Sea is His
To Lord Dunsany for the poem by Francis Ledwidge
To Messrs Heinemann for extracts from the Life of Walter Page
To Celia, Lady Congreve, and Country Life, for Wood Fires
To Mr Compton Mackenzie for Song of Parting
To Lady Conan Doyle for the poem by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and to
John Murray the publisher
To Mrs Chesterton and J. M. Dent and Sons for Mr Chesterton's poem
on The Donkey
To Sir John Arkwright for 0 Valiant Hearts, appearing in his poems
published by Skeffington and Son
To Mr Frank Sidgwick and Mr C. C. Lynam for The Strenuous Life by
Arthur Hugh Sidgwick
To the proprietors of The Times for the poem by Noel Oxland and The
Triumph of the Cross
To Lord Desborough for Julian Grenfell's Into Battle, and to Lady
Dcsborough for the picture by Zoffany
To the Hon Maurice Baring for the sonnet to Julian Grenfcll appearing
in his Selected Poems, published by Heinemann
To John Lane The Bodley Head for the two poems by Francis Burdett
Money-Coutts, and for a poem by Edward Wyndham Tennant
To Mr Winston Churchill for passages from his History of the Great
War, published by Thornton Butterworth
To the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, and the
Fine Arts Publishing Company for certain pictures
To Mr George Eumorfopolous for one of the treasures of his Tang
collection
And to the following photographers: Herbert Felton, Frederick
Hollyer, W. F. Taylor, Donald McLeish, John Swain, Messrs Anderson,
Brogi, Bruckmann, and Wildenstein, and George Pulman &«Sons
The picture of Queen Elizabeth on page 208 is in St Stephen's Hall
in the Houses of Parliament