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History of the American Negro in the Great World War - His Splendid Record in the Battle Zones of Europe; Including - a Resume of His Past Services to his Country in the Wars - of the Revolution, of 1812, the War of Rebellion, the - Indian Wars on the Fro by William Allison Sweeney
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REFLECTIONS--CASUALTIES CONSIDERED

CHAPTER XXI. THE LONG, LONG TRAIL.

OPERATIONS OF 368TH INFANTRY--NEGROES FROM PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND AND
SOUTH--IN ARGONNE HELL--DEFEAT IRON CROSS VETERANS--VALIANT PERSONAL
EXPLOITS--LIEUTENANT ROBERT CAMPBELL--PRIVATE JOHN BAKER--OPERATIONS OF
367TH INFANTRY--"MOSS'S BUFFALOES"--365TH AND 366TH REGIMENTS--THE GREAT
DIVIDE--THEIR SOULS ARE MARCHING ON--PRAISED BY PERSHING--SOME CITATIONS

Chapter XXII. Glory That Wont Come Off.

167th First Negro Artillery Brigade--"Like Veterans" said
Pershing--First Artillery to be Motorized--Record by Dates--Selected
for Lorraine Campaign--Best Educated Negroes in American Forces--Always
Stood by Their Guns--Chaplain's Estimate--Left Splendid
Impression--Testimony of French Mayors--Christian Behavior--Soldierly
Qualities

Chapter XXIII. Nor Storied Urn, Nor Mounting Shaft.

Glory not all Spectacular--Brave Forces Behind the Lines--325th Field
Signal Battalion--Composed of Young Negroes--See Real Fighting--Suffer
Casualties--An Exciting Incident--Colored Signal Battalion a
Success--Ralph Tyler's Stories--Burial of Negro Soldier at Sea--More
Incidents of Negro Valor--A Word from Charles M. Schwab

Chapter XXIV. Those Who Never Will Return.

A Study of War--Its Compensations and Benefits--Its Ravages and