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... any susceptibilities of any friendly or Allied country. The new forces of crime were largely, and are largely, an army of invasion. They swept into Great Britain with crowds of miserable war refugees. In the first natural gush of human sympathy we took ...
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... German~ · during the long era of peace the military machine was getting ready for the invasion of Belgium. In Austria the military machine ·as being got ready for the invasion of the Venetia. From a military point of view Venice has its oml peculiar ad,·antages ...
... is of and by, so far as we can , her apparent inability or unwillingness to take any further active part in the war. The invasion of Italy is • discouraging event, but it we mention that let us at the same time acknowledge, as I am sure we all do, the ...
... bells of Flan ders rang out over the still meadow landsand called up the spirit of war to resist an utterly unwarrantable invasion. There is no evidence of the slightest hesitation or second thought as to the personal fate of himself and his imme diate ...
... Gtumans advancing in with the in front falling back before them could not keep pace with the extraordinary speed of this invasion. On the right our men found grey infantry, streaming from the copees and Sinoeys along the canal through the unavoid.le gaps ...
... But although, as dutiful Germans, they implicitly believed, they nevertheless maintained their faith in the English air-invasion. It seemed, only the more probable that they would come, driven by their unholy rage at the terrible defeat they had sustained ...
... presence the Greek army now defending the soil of their country also oongtitutes source difficulties for the enemy, sad the invasion, of Epirus is also a hard task owing to the nature of the country and to difficulties of supply. The Greek soldiers and officers ...
... beyond her legitimate aspirations. and Rumania in possention of the Bulgarian Dobrudja as the result of the unopposed milonous invasion. Tiro result of the two Balkan which was achieved under the patronage of the Entente Powers bore in it toe element. of serious ...
... and massacre of Moors and Persians can be compared with the invasion of neighbouring countries like Belgium, but it must be realised that this clash of European armies and the consequent invasion of European countries is the outcome of competition between ...
... Fleet Annual. (Chapman & Jiall. 4s. bet.) Six Women and the Invasion. (Macmillan. 6s. net) An account by eye-witnesses of life in the occupied provinces of France and of the German invasion. The Schemes of the Kaiser. (Heincmann.) Explained and denounced ...
... abiding monument and memorial to the valour of the Old Army —the ” Old Contemptibles.” who stemmed the flood of the German invasion of France and Flanders in the autumn months of 1914 and held out, so to speak, to the last man, while keeping the enemy at ...