A view from the American trenches in the First World War

Twenty-nine-year-old Richard Newhall was teaching history at Harvard. Younger at 22, George Haydock, a Quaker, was a recent graduate, as was Alexander McKinlock a wealthy football hero. Younger still, William Morgan was an undergraduate there. By contrast, graduate George Redwood was a celerated journalist in Baltimore. And in 1917, these five Harvard men began their […] Mal Warwick on Books:…