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INVASION OF ENGLAND

... INVASION OF ENGLAND. Great Britain has thrown down the gauntlet by declaring that she will build, to each German, two English Dreadnoughts, and I will take up the challenge. Now is our time. The attack has always been the best defence, and he who strikes ...

GERMAN KULTUR AND WAR-FRIGHTFULNESS. Attempted Invasion of England by Sea and Air

... GERMAN KULTUR AND WAR-FRIGHTFULNESS. Attempted Invasion of England by Sea and Air. At last the oft-repeated threat of the Hun to disturb violently the equanimity of the phlegmatic Briton and bring him face to face with Teutonic war-frightfulness, has ...

LONDON, SPLENDID TO SACK!

... LONDON, SPLENDID TO SACK! For the safe transport of the army of invasion we shall, to a considerable degree, rely on the fleets of fast steamers belonging to the Hamburg-Amerika Line and the North-German Lloyd, two patriotic companies, whose officials ...

covered in Africa ; showing that man up to that point must have evolved outside of Africa. We are neither

... building galleys to invade Britain the early Britons were utilising coracles galleys were unknown, and the success of the Roman invasion conferred on the glorious Empire of to-day the blessings of civilisation and culture. The same .4, Pr, 1041, 14. Ah. was ...

Operations in the Cameroons

... English dailies the following criticism of the recent Cameroon operations : What exact good was expected to follow from the invasion of this tropical wilderness . by troops from the Nigerian border does not altogether appear. As was contended by the German ...

appear to be changing your purpose concerning us? What necessity is there for a Criminal Code in our land, ..

... regard themselves as missionaries of the Cross to backward and down-trodden peoples of Africa. To save England from a German invasion hundreds of ordained ministers in England have gone to the front doing war-work there with willingness. Are we only to be ...

WAR DAY BY DAY

... Soissons bombarded by the Germans. The Belgian Authorities circulate official proofs of the neutrality of Belgium prior to invasion. The King and Queen visit wounded Indian troops at Brighton Hospital. January toth.—A searchlight battle took place between ...

Germany's Hatred for England

... of provoking a holy war. This also misfired. At present all her efforts are directed towards the capture of Calais and the invasion of England therefrom. To her both events seem identical, and as the vociferous expression of her hatred for England we reproduce ...

HERO DECORATED BY THE KING

... impossibility, must be abolished. Therefore, the harbours of Belgium must be secured for all time against British or French invasion. IV.—Great Britain, having bottled up the North Sea, a mare liberum must be established. England's theory that the sea is ...

HOW THE KAISER PLOTTED WAR

... achievements of these übiquitous individuals. We have, however, a confirmation of their official existence from the Kaiser's invasion speech delivered at Berlin seven years ago. To - day, when Prussian militarism lies beaten to the dust, it is interesting ...

THE NATIVE LANDS BILL

... they can without protest be fairly, justly and reasonably expected to submit to the indignities, disabilities and illegal invasion of their legitimate and inherent rights as British subjects, such as are now imposed upon them by the so-called Native Affairs ...