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... Chairman: The man is not old enough to have his own convictions Applicant Yes. am Mr. W. Hearle asked if applicant, in view of an invasion, would defend his mother, an the man replied to the effect that he would do what the Lord would do. The decision was that ...
... services have been requisitioned: Signalling work in the Bristol Channel, coast watching, training for defence work in case of invasion, cooks and messengers on Salisbury Plain, clerks and messengers for Navy League, Red Cross Hospitals, National Reserve, and ...
... rained red hell upon German towns and cities, after they had once killed women and children in French or towns; and after invasion Belgium, with the tale of horror in the track of th© Huns, I think he would have told neutrals either to help him or aside ...
... Germany our frontier Angola my Government resolutely to reply ag demanded Germany in daily tent us nntil Germany and apologised invasion our territory lias lias always regarded of Britain rendered Great Britain in this connection it is to explain from beginning ...
... well the diminishing that moment the would their with tb ATTEMPT TO JEALOUSY well-informed they at Verdun Allies who have invasion call an since it not This idea out the position the German the battle Verdun they more against the and to Allies of on front ...
... SECRETS OF STATE BT WILLIAM LE QUEUX, Author The Invasion of England. Fatal Fingers. 6cc. CHAPTER XXVI. WHICH AND CONTIBBNTIAL. At eleven o'clock next morning Walter Fetherston stood in Trendall's room reporting to him the suspicious movements of ...
... SECRETS OF STATE [At.t, Rights WILLIAM LE QUEUX, Author of The Invasion of England,** Fatal fingeri. CHAPTER XXX. XBTXALB LOVM. Great was the consternation caused in the neighbourhood of the sleepy village Asheldham when it became known that the quiet ...
... detected! Act men can only be called up Provisions of that for service in ling letters. A: them was one from his of actual invasion. The son stating he was help the guard work and other duties unless th xy cannot be called on for His dearest wish was to ...
... opposing were entitled to their sympathy and help. He expressed the opinion that at present there was no likelihood of an invasion of England. Mr. Chanter: You cannot say that—(applause). — Mr. Hodge: At present you have the Navy and the Army protecting ...