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... EGYPT PHASE LORD KITCHENER AT THE BATTLE OF OMDURMAN, WHICH HE MARVELLOUS ENGINEERED, IT MARKED THE CROWN OF BRITAIN'S SWAY IN EGYPT IN QUEEN VICTORIA'S REIGN /qs represcnted at the time by The Graphic The portrait of Lord Kitchener which we give as a ...
... EGYPT PHASE LORD KITCHENER AT THE BATTLE OF OMDURMAN, WHICH HE MARVELLOUS ENGINEERED, IT MARKED THE CROWN OF BRITAIN'S SWAY IN EGYPT IN QUEEN VICTORIA'S REIGN /qs represcnted at the time by The Graphic The portrait of Lord Kitchener which we give as a ...
... of Lord Kitchener and his staff in H.M.S. Hampshire, off the rock-bound coast of the Orkneys, while on their way to Russia. It is a tragic end to a great career, a career never so splendid as in this time of war, for no man but Horatio Kitchener could have ...
... of Lord Kitchener and his staff in H.M.S. Hampshire, off the rock-bound coast of the Orkneys, while on their way to Russia. It is a tragic end to a great career, a career never so splendid as in this time of war, for no man but Horatio Kitchener could have ...
... beautiful parts of Gloucester shire, surrounded by well- wooded country three large reception-rooms, large hall, large kitchen and back kitchen with two ranges, pantry, larder, lavatory and cellars, ten bedrooms, linen cup- br .rd, boxroora, bathroom (h. and ...
... Rossetti. Mr. T. A. Cook's knighthood is a recog nition of his vigorous war editorials. --MM-- I I fflMMMSHMMMBEB! i I Ml LORD KITCHENER'S FELLOW-VICf IMS THE HAMPSHIRE'S COMMANDER AND MB MB Cnntnin Herbert J. Savill. R.N. Mr. Hugh J. O'licirne (Foreign Ofl ...
... Rossetti. Mr. T. A. Cook's knighthood is a recog nition of his vigorous war editorials. --MM-- I I fflMMMSHMMMBEB! i I Ml LORD KITCHENER'S FELLOW-VICf IMS THE HAMPSHIRE'S COMMANDER AND MB MB Cnntnin Herbert J. Savill. R.N. Mr. Hugh J. O'licirne (Foreign Ofl ...
... deep with snow, and partly covered by the dibris of wrecked houses marching is impeded by the heaps of bricks, burnt wood, kitchen utensils, and articles of furniture. Lying on the cart-wheel is a spent shrapnel shell. By the roadside is the village crucifix ...
... people believed that the end of war was in sight that things were more or less at sixes and sevens. Now we know that Lord Kitchener was, if anything, optimistic when he said three years and every man of military age wanted, and so we are wisely settling ...