Title,  Chapter

 1    I  |      country by revolution or war.~These volumes reveal the
 2    I  |    prospect of a catastrophic war and was about to receive
 3    I  |       great deal of financial war relief for the areas ravaged
 4    I  |      for the areas ravaged by war easing inflicted un the
 5    I  |      the prolonged disastrous war, Benedict XV directed that
 6    I  |    prove so pressing."~As the war continued, he appointed
 7    I  |    were in the misfortunes of war, to seek other lands to
 8    I  |   Raphael. It had, before the war, offered innumerable benefits
 9    I  |    outside Europe.~When civil war flared up in Mexico, a number
10    I  |   events leading to barbarous war. Our own efforts on behalf
11    I  |     to prevent the disastrous war. Even when this tragic war
12    I  |    war. Even when this tragic war broke out and spread honor
13    I  |   solicitous for prisoners of war, refugees, exiles and our
14    I  |        During the First World War, we assisted our predecessor,
15    I  |        Again the Second World War had scarcely broken out
16    I  |    was maintained through the war.~We also appointed a number
17    I  | commission for the victims of war, for civilian refugees and
18    I  |    migrants and refugees.~The war that broke out in Palestine
19    I  |      abroad by the disastrous war, cry pitifully to us. They
20    I  |       homes by the tempest of war and who long above all to
21    I  |   peoples bear because of the war and the specific means that
22    I  |      children crippled in the war; kitchens and tables with
23    I  |       poor and victims of the war; recreation centers for
24    I  |    home.~While the disastrous war waged, there converged on
25    I  |    poured into Rome while the war raged. And we recall our