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... foot will last long the British impire. Cheers.) This is not the time for estimating the character and the value of Lord Kitchener’s •wvices 'his country. They extended over more than years and were tendered many different quarters of the globe, but will ...
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... Belitiont Me. misused opportunities in history-411 tees Life. cried nut for a real attempt at settlement. -ens family of t,rd Kitchener ham miter ass. Mr. Asquith laid the foundation of that sAeration the publication of his life, the writing possibility by ...
... Prime Minis er had well said of L ard Kitchener, Like every good soldier, du y came first with him: He eubordivated everything to that. This ideal of duty wee he lodestar of all his life. As Field Marshal, Lord Kitchener Issued certain Instructions to every ...
... attended the Kitchener Memorial Service Edinburgh. NEWS IN BRIEF. Wheat dropped a further Is. Is- per quarter at Stockton-on-Teee yesterday. • * -Legislators, representing the South African branch the Empire Parliamentary Association, have sailed for ...
... for the officers and men who lost their lives in the recent North Sea Battle. Though there was not such a crowd as for the Kitchener service on Tuesday, when the doors were open at nine o'clock, there was a waiting crowd of 200 or 300, mostly of the ...
... HITCUVXEK BIOGRAPHY, The family Lord Kitchener have under consideration the publication of his life, the writing which must necessity take some time. Only the person entrusted with the work will have access to Kitchener'* private document?. ...
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... prisoner Van purchase a newspaper in Tottenham Court Road announcing the death of Lord Kitchener. Van Aelst shouted broken Knglish to the other prisoner “Lord Kitchener is drowned.'’ Both the prisoners then burst out into loud laughter as if they wore glad ...
... »ut» LIFE.—We *to authorised to that the Lord Kitchener noder consideration pulL-ar ion Ids life, the venting of which m-i't take tirn*-. Only the entrusted with the work will have access to Lord Kitchener documents. Mr. Marshall, Stipendiary Mapiatrata ...
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