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... keep from war, namely, that if they did go to war they would have to pay the cost of it. Unfortunately they have not paid for their wars, but have thrown the burden them on us. A sane man would think that as we have had to pay for these wars —of which ...
... Hamilton Academy and was then called up for service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, spending some time in West Africa. After the war he spent a year at the West of Scotland College of Agriculture in Glasgow before joining the Assessor’s ...
... of six millions in England, confusion of the finances in India, war in South Africa, war in Afghanistan, and in Europe a state of turbulency which, if it did not carry the name of war, yet is unfortunately too much resembling it. Gaullemen, I bid you ...
... of liberty. The means—and this will be next step to the Lombard war—are the partition ween the three members of the alliance of the Moham*°edan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. Austria did not accept the proposals of Villafranca ...
... condition of Afghanistan and of India. Touching briefly on the controversy with Russia, he says that his policy in South Africa averted a war of European and Christian races in that country, and he hails and reciprocates the Tory challenge on that point. At ...
... 22-year-old Scotsman’s outlook on Africa changed forever when he arrived in one of the country’s most remote locations in 1942. lan Mackie went to the Nuba Mountains in the Kordofan Province of Central Sudan with his idea of Africa firmly-rooted in the adven ...
... meeting of the business men in the town, it was decided to remedy that. CONFIDENT WAR IS IMMINENT, In my hotel I speak to one or two Frenchmen. All seem confident that war is imminent, but, contrary to our preconceived ideas (fostered by our Press), there ...
... condition of Afghanistan and of India. Touching briefly on the controversy with Russia, he says that his policy in South Africa averted war of European and Christian races in that country, and he hails and reciprocates the Tory challenge on that point. At ...
... interior of Africa, you know. He's siogiug one of hie confounded war songs while h« polishes boots. A bright thought °centred to the manager. Have him up, he exclaimed, and let us hear him.' Kalulu was sumtnone•i, and, nothing loth, gave hie war son.; and ...
... inauguration of English rule in that island. The Malay Peninsula is still unsettled. Dahomey continues threaten us with another war Africa, while the affairs in the southern quarter of that continent are far from satisfactory. Yet all these questions have roceived ...
... export, but they are not specially named. In sucb a state affairs as this, trade could not be expected to active. AFRICA. Algeria. The War ia Algeria. —The Journal dcs Debats publishes despatches from Algeria of tbe 25th ult., which announce that on ...
... two tribes, depopulation of their own couutries. The frequent visits of Arab slave traders leads to chronic war, but in Central Africa generally war is rare, as women have great influence. P.S.—Nor. 27, 1870.— I have not morsel of paper left, so I have taken ...