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... published in Berlin in 1901. I say this because the particular oversea operation which the baron therein discussed was the invasion of America. He was perfectly convinced that it would have to be undertaken because of the political irritation, due largely ...
... percentage of refugees in this war, as the total number of Letts in the world does not amount to more than 3,000,000. The German invasions have involved the loss of the entire property of the people. The privations of the old, young and feeble are daily increasing ...
... anywhere in which Great Britain was engaged. If Great Britain was at war, Canada was at war, and would be immediately liable to invasion. So when war came there stood Canada by our side, shouldering her share of the burden. One of the consequences she has borne ...
... are revealed coolly planning new European com binations, arranging a hostile alliance against England, pro viding for an invasion of Den mark in given circumstances in short, holding in their hands all the tremendous issues of peace and war and disposing ...
... Pippins, and others whose names I did not know, and have now decided that the old defensive method against the Harley Street invasion shall be adopted. How many apples a day would make the doctor's visit unavoidable I have never heard; but the one that keeps ...
... were offered by the ladies to their husbands. In the thirteenth century, however, everything was changed, for the Mongol Invasion put a strong check on the normal development of Russia, and Oriental influences began to make themselves felt in every sphere ...
... stands out with absolute clearness the British policy of national preparedness and determination against an after-war peace-invasion of Germanic hordes poverty-stricken by war. I In all the centres of internment men are being coached and coddled along those ...
... Cadorna will yet win through, and this sudden thrust into the plains which, by the way, was always the Teutonic dream for the invasion of Italy-- whilst affording a dramatic rallying point for the droop ing spirits of the German people, may, like the quick ...
... anywhere in which Great Britain was engaged. If Great Britain was at war, Canada was at war, and would be immediately liable to invasion. So when war came there stood Canada by our side, shouldering her share of the burden. One of the consequences she has borne ...
... black line with dotted or broken lines below in order to indicate the position of the line of flight above the land. The invasion began over Thanet and Essex at 9.30 a.m. Then the invaders proceeded along the north bank of the Thames, and were engaged ...
... Antwerp became more than ever the apple of Napoleon's eye. There is no doubt that he hoped ultimately to make it the base of an invasion of Britain. However hard he might be pressed he was determined never to give it up. In 1814, when he stood at bay against ...
... stands out with absolute clearness the British policy of national preparedness and determination against an after-war peace-invasion of Germanic hordes poverty-stricken by war. I In all the centres of internment men are being coached and coddled along those ...