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... peace, and would existence or honour. She had not to an offensive war, but she should be repel a ssmult. ty strategy consisted in placing, Tn peace ting combat where they should be at war. As far as the financial situation the moment the fleet should always ...

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... Rhodes lor the const rnctlon telegraph line, but the omement bee only reference to German East Africa, and not baa been asserted in some quarters to Sooth-West Africa also —Renter. INSURGENTS GIVING WAY. ANOTHER S. VICTORY. Washington, Tuesday. The following ...

... ere two principal “storm” quarters. In Africa the British policy of expansion, so-calledname for a never-ending territorial nggrrmdisement which aims the conquest whole continent—has already all but led to a war with France, and may yet result such ending ...

... | | of State for War whether be was aware that the demand at India and the colonies, and also ing the London Insh Volunteers give the framework to three army corps | declared that he had no trust or confidence in event of a great war involving the risk ...

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... railway from Aimers to Lake Chad, in the centre of Africa, the means for avenging Fashoda (he also wants revenge), hut also binding together steel rails the scattered pieces the French Empire Africa. Then he goes on remark that this scheme is not intended ...

... accompany her The Duke and Duchess are to arrive the ‘Dublin, on Monday, A wil tay fn r Ireland for s The Duke, on lea: join Lord War- wick for a few w de ys salmon fishing in the Black- water, the Duchess is going to it to Lord and Lady Ormonde. Castle on a ...