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... Scots, and he gained his knowledge in their own fair Scotland. In his time, as to-day, the menace and barbarity of German invasion weighed heavily 011 the free and civilised West. Then James V of Scotland offered his sword to France to deliver our fair ...
... Scots, and he gained his knowledge in their own fair Scotland. In his time, as to-day, the menace and barbarity of German invasion weighed heavily 011 the free and civilised West. Then James V of Scotland offered his sword to France to deliver our fair ...
... matters more care- fully than ever. His timidity on this occasion would 1 seem to point to a maritime objective rather than an invasion, for he promptly set out for home so soon as 1 1 he discovered that he was expected and a warm welcome q rransfCQ Among the ...
... matters more care- fully than ever. His timidity on this occasion would 1 seem to point to a maritime objective rather than an invasion, for he promptly set out for home so soon as 1 1 he discovered that he was expected and a warm welcome q rransfCQ Among the ...
... the 12th. The Allies' plans for the ad vance into Siberia were in a fair way to. completion at the same date. This pacific invasion differs f vastly from the Napoleonic one in 1812. We are going to Moscow, said the great Captain; we shall soon be back ...
... the 12th. The Allies' plans for the ad vance into Siberia were in a fair way to. completion at the same date. This pacific invasion differs f vastly from the Napoleonic one in 1812. We are going to Moscow, said the great Captain; we shall soon be back ...
... which left nothing to be desired. the wiping out of the Marne salient cleared away one of the two jagged teeth of German invasion which had reached out towards Paris. The Amiens-Montdidier salient, however, remained. It was much broader than the salient ...
... generation of owners had given us a record of his life in the fly-leaves from 1598 until now that is to say, ten years after the invasion of the Spanish Armada, five years before James came to the throne. 'jphe history of my book would make one of the most delightful ...