... primary duty of the volunteer force was resist invasion. It had sometinies occurred i; him that in discussions on Imperial and nation-’ defence some excessive attention was paid to possibility of invasion. It was perhaps sc ’ ''; thing of a disadvantage ...

... primary duty of th© Volunteer Force was to resist invasion. had sometimes occurred him that in discussions Imperial and national defence somewhat excessive attention was paid to the possibility of invasion. It was, perhaps, something of disadvantage to our ...

... at which he learns of the defenceless condition the United States, and how utterly unprepared the country is to withstand invasion. He is engaged to a beautiful pil, Virginia Vandergriff whose millionaire father is an active advocate of the Peace at any ...

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... was destroyed and entire blocks in flames. Then came the landing the enemy, and repetition the terrible that followed the invasion Belgium. Homes were desecrated, citizens shun without mercy, and terror reigned supreme, driving human beings and fro like ...

... the general situation of the Alliance, and in particular that of Russia. The Astico battle was fought check the Austrian invasion and drive the invaders back beyond the frontier. That was a great object, but not the only one. Another purpose was kept ...

... and the commandants of London Volunteer Training Corps, and expressed sympathy with the Volunteer movement. The danger of invasion, he said, was by no means to be considered as a remote possibility. At the annual meeting of the East Antrim Constitutional ...

... the knowledge of their deah. It was a day trouble and also a day of rebuke. In the days of Hezokiah, when the threatened invasion pressed heavily upon him, sent for Isaiah the prophet, who represented God in the nation, and asked him pray for them, and ...

... “An American’s Home.” The subject is skilfully treated, and an imaginative portrayal the results of a plot accomplish the invasion of the United States. There are many tragic happenings •V the action proceeds, while spies and bands of conspirators have ...

... ridiculous element was not lacking the preparations the enemy command. Officers were selected to follow the troops during the invasion of Italy and collect the most precious objects and works of art in our museums and churches in order to send them into the ...

... with strict regard to the -it tion ol the alliance, and in particular in Kutsia, the Astico battle was tougnt i the Austrian invasion and drive .nc , hack beyond the frontier. was object, out not the only one. Another ' >i,n, ' was kept view, was that pr ...

... has done from the beginning, except for that interlude six weeks, will keep the war away from her territory. The Austrian invasion was conceived error and in vainglory and arrogance. was also gigantic piece of bluff. But it was formidable, because point ...