Princeton in the World War
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University, 1932. Early Reprint Edition. Hardcover. Early Reprint Edition, 1932. On the outbreak of the World War in August 4947, a number of Princetonians joined Canadian regiments; others volunteered in the allied military service; and still others spent the fall and winter as volunteer ambulance drivers for the French Red Cross. Princeton officially authorized military instruction in the University in December, 1914. By 1917, nearly 3,000 students and faculty were in military service. This volume outlines the history of Princeton's war time involvement, service records, names of the students, graduate students, faculty and staff. Frontispiece, Summary, Index of names, 644 pp.
CONDITION: Hardbound, black publisher's cloth, gilt title on cover and spine. some rubbing at top of cover and head and tail of spine. Pages age toned, yet free of notations. Very good condition. Full refund if not satisfied. Very Good.
Item #027567
ISBN: B00ZYQM79M
Price: $150.00