Iorga, who reissued "Neamul Românesc" in Iași, resumed his activity at Iași University and began working on the war propaganda daily "România", while contributing to R.W. Seton-Watson's international sheet "The New Europe". His contribution for that year included a number of brochures dedicated to maintaining morale among soldiers and civilians: "Războiul actual și urmările lui în viața morală a omenirii" ("The Current War and Its Effects on the Moral Life of Mankind"), "Rolul inițiativei private în viața publică" ("The Role of Private Initiative in Public Life"), "Sfaturi și învățături pentru ostașii României" ("Advices and Teachings for Romania's Soldiers") etc. He also translated from English and printed "My Country", a patriotic essay by Ferdinand's wife Marie of Edinburgh.