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... licensed for work of national importance, particularly. ture. He wished, however, make it quite clear that, case of invasion or threatened invasion, entirely different state things would arise. Then the authorities would put their hands upon alien enemies. ...
... world prer of which we have any iiistorical details was that between Carthage and Rome, when a sort of double simultaneous invasion lw both belligJrcnts was attempted. rho campaign lasted over many years, during no period of which can either side be said ...
... young student of medicine living in Berlin at the outbreak of war, and how he becomes possessed of a German plan for the invasion of England. UELEBS. The Love Story of a Bachelor. By F. B. KILLS YOUNG. 0/..i A SECOND EDITION IS NOW IN HAND. One of the ...
... Vivid Drama of Life in Lumber Campo of N.W. Canada. . a : PATH'S HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR II PART 15. II . . The Russian Invasion of Galicia. • • • LUKE'S PETROL PICNIC • • • Lonesome Lake at it again. -, • ••••••••••••••11••••••••• ...
... victories in Egypt, the whole campaign was ruined entirely on account of British superiority on the sea. Again, the projected invasion of Britain by the enormous Napoleonic army specially gathered for the purpose is almost recent history; the fact that that ...
... of national importance, par ticulluiy agriculture. He wished, however, ti make it quite clear that, in Case of invasion I'? threatened invasion, an entirely different slaw of things would arise. Then the authoriti,4 would put their hands upon alien enemies ...
... English Channel, attacking the British fleet in its harbours, and threatening England with annihilation of its commerce and invasion at home, than by far greater efforts against a distant and very strong outpost of her Empire? . . . Napoleon once said that ...
... Armada were all IL LIZ . , tha boor me •5o ton in one br t. uf hot lively eourtien of the day. of One% ElUatieth, of war and invasion, the jealousift of the Court, the love of Don Ferolo and Taborer, the rivalries of lover.. • duel, • ware of revenge, and ...
... ) Over the question of the possibility of invasion there has been a human and almost personal ewment in the Governwent ever eince tho) beginning of the war. There can be little doubt that if they had the men to spare, moreover if there were any likelihood ...
... properties. FBiSCE’S LIVE STOCK LOSSES. Some indication of the extent to which French agriculture has been stricken through the invasion is available from recent official figures, which show that the number horses in has diminished since 1913 30 per cent., cattle ...
... explanation of the present strategic policy by which that great Fleet of ours stands across the threshold of this War, barring invasion here, and holding beck the Central Powers in a death grip. Some of the most notable incidents were recalled, and the claim ...
... machines; so that wben w. come to loin I forces with the Allies there will be an overwhelmingly large Beet for the eon.; otant invasion of Germany. It is no eaey matter. The Germans willl know what is coming, and they are preparing with intense energy. if they ...