Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Note on Contributors -- Introduction -- Part I Myths and Realities of Imperial Expansion -- 1. Digging-In: The Great War and the Roots of Belgian Empire -- 2. Race and Imperial Ambition: The Case of Japan and India after World War I -- 3. A Pacific Scramble? Imperial Readjustment -- Part II Soldiers of Empire, Far from Home -- 4. Propaganda and Empire in the Heart of Europe: Indian Soldiers in Hospital and Prison, 1914-18 -- 5. Out of North Africa: Contested Visions of French Muslim Soldiers during World War I -- 6. 'The Full and Just Penalty'? British Military Justice and the Empire's War in Egypt and Palestine -- 7. 'It was a Pretty Good War, but they Stopped it too Soon': The American Empire, Native Americans and World War I -- Part III Thinking Imperially, Acting Locally -- 8. Citizenship, Military Service and Managing Exceptionalism: Originaires in World War I -- 9. For God and Country: Missionary Service in Colonial Africa during World War I -- 10. The Visual Politics of Upper Silesian Settlements in World War I -- Part IV Afterlives of War and Empire -- 11. World War I and the Permanent West Indian Soldier -- 12. World War I and US Empire in the Americas -- 13. Requiem for Empire: Fabian Ware & the Imperial War Graves Commission -- Back Cover.