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... WHEN HE SHOWED EMOTION. Kitchener rarely manifested emotion (says a writer in the “Daily Mail”) yet thero were one or two cocasions in his campeigns when he showed it. The first was when Stweevens congratulated him after the Atbara. He held out his hand ...
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... Ferdic's intrusion upon Tino and with the postponed Whitsun holiday : sketches amd articles, in_prose and verse, on Jord Kitchener and the Volunteer: a heart-to‘heary talk between the Kaiser and the Crown Prince ; the Wateh Dogs (by a Ternitoral officer ...
... unafficial account published of what the author d.l«'ibn as an operation unprecedented in war. It was —aB it now .r.n ~Lord Kitchener who determined that the withdrawal was not only necessary but could be carried out without great sacrifices. “Wa shan't have ...
... is said that l.ord Kitchener never met a woman for whom he cared to step aside from his work. Queen Victoria once asked him if it were true that he did not care for any woman. Quite true, with one exception,’ re. plied Kitchener. *“ And who is that ...
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... CIVILIAN? EXPECTED OFFER T 0 MR. LLOYD GEGRGE. MR. BONAR LAW AS ALTERNATIVE. It is n 0 irreverence to the memory of .crd Kitchener that we must think at obce of his SuCCessor. . RN The first question to be answered is whether the new War Minister is to ...
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... it s not ising that the public has lea to mm that this is the prfwt. blow by Germany's unseen hand. The departure of Lord Kitchener for Russia was not common knowledge, but the conviction is growing that he had heen spied upon, and that the disaster is ...
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