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... LORD KITCHENER. Foreign etudentse of our people are prone to ascribe to them an unemotionalism that might he metaken for lack of fine feeling, but the expreesions of deep sorrow evoked everywhere by the death of Lord Kitchener and those who were with ...

... KITCHENER'S MAXIMS. Message to Troops when War Broke Out, The follow in* instructions, it interesting remember, were issued by Lord Kitchener to every soldier in the Expeditionary Force, to kept his active service pay-book : You are ordered abroad soldier ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND SHEFFIELD. Lord Kitchener was one of the few freemen of Sheffield, the honour having been conferred on,him in 1902. after he had added to his previous distinguished record his brilliant services in the South African War, His visit to ...