VIII. THE SUPERIOR SCHOOL OF WAR

Where Foch's great work as teacher prepared hundreds of officers for
the superb parts they have played in this war.


IX. THE GREAT TEACHER

Some of the principles Foch taught. Why he is not only the greatest
strategist and tactician of all time, but the ideal leader and
coordinator of democracy.


X. A COLONEL AT FIFTY

Clemenceau's part in giving Foch his opportunity.


XI. FORTIFYING FRANCE

How the Superior War Council prepared for the inevitable invasion of
France. Foch put in command at Nancy.


XII. ON THE EVE OF WAR

True to his belief that "the way to make war is to attack" Foch
promptly invaded Germany, but was obliged to retire and defend his own