| Summary: | The Imperial War, Personalities and Issues His Majesty the King -- What the empire means to us -- The Prime Minister -- The Right Hon. David Lloyd George -- The working man and patriotism -- The Right Hon. Viscount Grey of Fallodon, K.G. -- Admiral Sir John Jellicoe and the grand fleet -- The bluejacket -- The Right Hon. Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, K.G. -- "Tommy Atkins" -- The Right Hon. Andrew Bonar Law -- How Canada answered the call -- The Right Hon. Sir R. L. Borden, Prime Minister of the Dominion of Canada -- The Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier -- The unknown man and the unknown woman -- The Right Hon. Sir Edward Carson -- Religion and the war -- The Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill -- The Anzacs -- The Right Hon. William Morris Hughes, Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia -- "The sons of India" -- The Right Hon. General Louis Botha -- Lord Shaughnessy and the Canadian Pacific Railway -- Newfoundland: the loyalty of our oldest colony -- The Right Hon. Sir Edward Morris, Prime Minister of Newfoundland -- The Right Hon. The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Charles C. Wakefield -- "Our allies" -- The hun -- The hun after the war -- Imperial federation -- Woman after the war -- Imperial emigration -- Our consular system -- The war after the war -- A national party -- "Peace!" -- What I wrote before the war
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