... already existence in pre-Roman days, and maintaining theii character through all vicissitudes of Roman, Saxon, and Norman invasion. The origin of the manor, word, is lost in antiquity. Doubtless there have been forcible or fraudulent seizures here and ...

... roubles stolen. The Swiss Legation has left the city. The population of the Baltic provicnees are in despair, and foresee the invasion of Bolshevism. The Council of Livorua, Esthonia, and Courland directs an earnest appeal the Allies and neutral Governments ...

... Government of the Soviet,, having declared the state of war at an end, and having demolished its army, was forced by the invasion of German troops to accept the German ultimatum and conditions sp) basely imposed. Pourparlers at Brest-litqvsk showed clearly ...

... which the Italian horsemen in October and November of last year succeeded in first retarding and then checking the enemy's invasion. Southeast of Montello and north-east of Treviso cavalry squadrons, like so many demons let loose, flung themselves amid ...

... enable Bejgium, who is herself a rampart for France and Great Britain, to protect herself more efficiently against such invasions as are inevitable with her present unprotected north-eastern frontier. Germany, however, understands very well that in exchange ...

... standard enemy method. It is to be noted, however, that all Mackensen's great successes—the Dunajee, the Serbian campaign, the invasion of Rumania—have been gained against opponents greatly inferior both in numbers and material. Nor has he always been successful ...

... were stone crosses, and he dealt chiefly with the pre-Conquest group. The evidences of a Christian church during the Roman invasion were very scanty. At a later date the Teuton tribes, with true German thoroughness, devastated south-west Yorkshire. Consequently ...

... excellent defensive position. It is essential to maintain control of the whole of the valley as far as Rheims, without which the invasion of Rheims and its abandonment would follow, and the pushing back of our lines east of Rheims. The efficacy of our reaction ...

... Silesia. AMSTERDAM, Saturday. According to a Vienna telegram the Stale Council has decided, in view of the continued Czech invasion of German Bohemia, to address Note to all foreign Governments demanding that a plebiscite should be taken in the Sudetic ...

... wish, M. Oalonder concluded. to be under a protectorate of the Powers guaranteeing our neutrality. We wish in the case of invasion to conclude, of our own free will, an 'alliance with theta and, failing them, to call to 'our help Powers which did not sign ...

... third of her population perished from sickness, epidemic disease, and the unprecedented savagery of the enemy the time of the invasion of 1914, and during the three years’ domination of the Buigare and Austro-Magyars). Moreover, the two Serb Kingdoms have ...

... the very rich coal basin of Camping the Germans forced on the work and extracted coal from the mines, which the time the invasion of the country were just about beginning exploitation, but in others, where year's work was still necessary before the extraction ...