... shock with which they come on us, and the way in which thousands of men are gone all at once. But even more, I think, Lord Kitchener's death and the manner of it appealed to the imagination of the British public which is rather hard to rouse. A man that's ...

... House of Commons to answer criticisms of the conduct of the war AS SOLDIER A visit to the wounded Indians at Brighton. Earl Kitchener talking to a gallant Indian V.C. A STATESMAN At a recent conference of the Allies in Paris AS AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN The F ...

... THE HUMAN KITCHENER A. reminiscent snapshot of our late Minister for War in happy days when he was in his true element as British representative at Cairo. He is shown watching an exhibition of trick-riding by Bedouin horsemen at Minieh Photograph Stud ...

... Ihree Homes OF KITCHENER IN THREE CHAPTERS OF HIS LIFE I-- HIS BIRTHPLACE Gunsborough House, L'Stowel, co. Kerry, the quaint (and now historic) old house where Lord Kitchener was born sixty-six years ago. Its pi tin and severe lines may have had an unseen ...

... was not. So they set to work to live up to Kitchener. The way they did it was subtle to a degree. In order to deserve Kitchener they had to produce tasks of the kind that only Kitchener could do. The Kitchener job was the kind of job that everybody else ...

... began at Mons and ended at the Marne, and that was the period when Kitchener was in complete control over here. The gambles followed that period. We now enter the phase in which Kitchener is not there. ijg. Let's Coordinate Our dear old friend Co-ordination ...