Series of letters detailing the experiences of Mildred Aldrich, American author, living behind the front line in northern France. Aldrich emigrated to France in 1898, and in June 1914 moved into a cottage overlooking the Marne Valley. She was awarded the Legion d’Honneur in 1922 for influencing popular opinion in the United States in favour of joining the Allies.
Contents:
I. September 16, 1914
II. September 25, 1914
III. October 2, 1914
IV. October 10, 1914
V. November 7, 1914
VI. November 28, 1914
VII. December 5, 1914
VIII. December 30, 1914
IX. January 21, 1915
X. March 23, 1915
XI. May 18, 1915
XII. June 1, 1915
XIII. June 20, 1915
XIV. August 1, 1915
XV. August 6, 1915
XVI. September 8, 1915
XVII. October 3, 1915
XVIII. December 6, 1915
XIX. Christmas Day, 1915
XX. January 23, 1916
XXI. February 16, 1916
XXII. March 2, 1916
XXIII. April 28, 1916
XXIV. May 23, 1916
XXV. June 16, 1916
XXVI. August 4, 1916
XXVII. September 30, 1916
XXVIII. November 25, 1916
XXIX. December 6, 1916
XXX. December 17, 1916
XXXI. January 10, 1917
XXXII. January 30, 1917
XXXIII. February 2, 1917
XXXIV. February 10, 1917
XXXV. February 26, 1917
XXXVI. March 1, 1917
XXXVII. March 19, 1917
XXXVIII. March 28, 1917
XXXIX. April 8, 1917
Boston: Small, Maynard and Co., 1917
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