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... with coolness and gallantry TIRELESS The French, American, and British hed shown the same tireless tenacity. The tide of invasion was not yet stemmed, and if we tried as we ought to icture in imagination what our course would be if the enemy were as near ...

... money available | absolutely useless for the Germans to attempt for the State. They wanted to see spreac a raid, let alone an invasion. Our future, the throughout the country reinforced signs of the future of their businesses, depended on our needs of personal ...