The Last Million: How They Invaded France—and England

The Last Million: How They Invaded France—and England, published in 1919 by Ian Hay, is a historical account of American soldiers' experiences during World War I. The narrative begins aboard a troop ship as soldiers travel to support Allied forces, capturing their camaraderie, cultural encounters, and the societal shifts instigated by the war. Hay vividly portrays the soldiers' youthful enthusiasm, homesickness, and the serious nature of their mission, providing a unique perspective on the American involvement in the conflict.