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Introduction - Steven Trout; Willa Cather's Civil War: A Very LongEngagement - Ann Romines; Jim Burden and the White Man's Burden: My Antoniaand Empire - Michael Gorman; The Not-So-Great War: Cather Family Letters andthe Spanish-American War - Margaret Anne O'Connor; Between Two Wars in aBreaking World: Willa Cather and the Persistence of War Consciousness - JanisP. Stout; The "Enid Problem": Dangerous Modernity in One of Ours - PearlJames; "Squeezed into an Unnatural Shape": Bayliss Wheeler and the Element ofControl in One of Ours - Celia M. Kingsbury; "As Green as Their Money": TheDoughboy Naifs in One of Ours - Mary R. Ryder; Recreation in World War I andthe Practice of Play in One of Ours - Mark A. Robison; Culture and the"Cathedral": Tourism as Potlatch in One of Ours - Debra Rae Cohen; On theFront and at Home: Wharton, Cather, the Jews, and the First World War - SusanMeyer; Looking at Agony: World War I in The Professor's House - JenniferHaytock; Cather's Literary Choreography: The "Glittering Idea" of ScientificWarfare in The Professor's House - Wendy K. Perriman; Rebuilding the OutlandEngine: A New Source for The Professor's House - Steven Trout; WartimeFictions: Willa Cather, the Armed Services Editions, and the UnspeakableSecond World War - Mary Chinery