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... inception of the Volunteer movement were days when Britain feared the French and the future author the Coup d’F.tat, and invasion was the one absorbing topic Our forbears were unmindful of the fact that a then obscure German diplomatist, one Otto von ...
... ons. Bv'. 18.. net. The CAMBRIDGE Mr Cook has produced the nsentary upon sl;huol history in existence. Six Women & the Invasion. By G, and NI ARGUEKITE YERTA. With Preface by Mrs. WARD. Crown Bvo. 6s. net. The Gums As moving and peiznant a document ...
... Blackie net Year 1917 (Illustrated) (The) Headley net Yerta (G. and M.) Six Women and the Invasion. MAOEIEN .it i o b Young (D. T.) The Unveiled Evangel. Kelly net Young (F. E. M.) Cclebs. J. Lane ...
... War Offine alone. It is obviously a matter for the judgment of the Navy,' too. While our Navy holds the cosmend of the sea invasion on any considerable scale is clearly impossible. The utmost the enemy meld even wetemp/ate would be • raid, and it is, as ...
... German armies had landed in the United States, showing the uprising of 20,000 Germans in New York, the landing pf an army of invasion of 100,000 men, the conquest and humiliation of America, and the final redemption of the country through the pluck of a modern ...
... that such an invasion is contemplated by the powerful capitalists, who an• playing for tremendous stakes in this War. The pretence that foreigners must be protected is a transparent one. It has been employed again and again to cover the invasion and subjugation ...
... qualities in naval strategy. So long as the Grand Fleet was the one and only • guarantee not only of this country against invasion, but of all the joint operations of the Allies, a certain caution in handling it was imperative. It could not be risked as ...
... student, is staying in Berlin. Without know ing what he is taking, he accepts from a dying Englishman a stolen plan for the invasion of England, and from that moment German secret agents beset his path with pitfall and with gin, and make in cessant and startling ...
... trencher. Of all people. they should spend al happy a Christmas as Ise can ensure them, tor it is thee who are stemming the tide invasion that would .leprive us of everything this December. The troops will have their Christmas dinner as usual this year—even to ...
... objective. They are telling their people to look with scorn upon our puny efforts. let compare, they say, the scope of our invasion of Italy with the snail’s progress of all the might of England. In three weeks, as their newspapers calculate, Austro-German ...
... John Napier he of Merchiston possibly a plagiarist, put forward for the defence of his beloved Scotland against possible invasion by the Spanish Armada the suggestion of A round chariot of mettle made of the proofs of dooble muskett. The use hereof serveth ...
... story of letters to the Crown Prince, Zimmermann, von Hindenburg, and other prominent men in Germany, urging wild schemes of invasion, promising the assistance of home rule leagues, and begging for cheques of £i,ooo each to distribute among Indian leaders ...