PART II.--NAVAL OPERATIONS

CHAPTER

XXXII. STRENGTH OF THE RIVAL NAVIES
XXXIII. FIRST BLOOD--BATTLE OF THE BIGHT
XXXIV. BATTLES ON THREE SEAS
XXXV. THE GERMAN SEA RAIDERS
XXXVI. BATTLE OFF THE FALKLANDS
XXXVII. SEA FIGHTS OF THE OCEAN PATROL
XXXVIII. WAR ON GERMAN TRADE AND POSSESSIONS
XXXIX. RAIDS ON THE ENGLISH COAST
XL. RESULTS OF SIX MONTHS' NAVAL OPERATIONS

PART III.--THE WAR ON THE EASTERN FRONT

XLI. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE THEATRE OF WAR
XLII. THE STRATEGIC VALUE OF RUSSIAN POLAND
XLIII. AUSTRIAN POLAND, GALICIA, AND BUKOWINA
XLIV. THE BALKANS--COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES
XLV. THE CAUCASUS--THE BARRED DOOR

PART IV.--THE AUSTRO-SERBIAN CAMPAIGN

XLVI. SERBIA'S SITUATION AND RESOURCES
XLVII. AUSTRIA'S STRENGTH AND STRATEGY
XLVIII. AUSTRIAN SUCCESSES
XLIX. THE GREAT BATTLES BEGIN
L. FIRST VICTORY OF THE SERBIANS