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... colours. They are wanted, | not to fight in France, but to garrison this country, to safeguard Great Britain against the invasion which would be attempted, and attempted with persistence, by the Germans as soon as they knew our training camps and military ...

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... Vicar's Rate. The recurrence of the Easter vestries leads me to remark that I have occasionally witnessed a Nonconformist invasion in force of the ordinarily formal gathering of that character—to the unspeakable indignation of the eminently respectable ...