The Testimony of an American Citizen in France, 1914-1915; a Lecture at the Ritz Hotel, December 9, 1915, for the Benefit of the Secours National of France

This book is a transcript of a lecture given by the American architect and diplomat Whitney Warren in December 1915 in Paris. The lecture provides Warren's firsthand account of the impact of World War I on French society and culture, as well as on American-French relations. The book is a valuable historical document that sheds light on the perspectives and experiences of American citizens in France during the war.

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