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SIX SHILLINGS NET. THE PAGEANT OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

SIX SHILLINGS NET. THE PAGEANT OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

SIR EDWARD PARROTT, M.A., LL.D. A • C oll , panion to the author's popular "Pageant of British History," and is • . a . p resentat i on o f t h e d eve l opment o f E ng li s h li terature f rom t h e earl times down to the d e ath of T e nnys o n. The wor k i s sum pt uous ly n
30 January 1915 - The War - London, London, England
 
The bed of a stream serves as a trench, from

The bed of a stream serves as a trench, from

30 January 1915 - The War - London, London, England
 
U RHIN A FONTAINEBLEAU. volume of Cte Ph. de Segues reminiscences . with La Campagne de Russie. HE WAR IN

U RHIN A FONTAINEBLEAU. volume of Cte Ph. de Segues reminiscences . with La Campagne de Russie. HE WAR IN

THE AIR. By 1-1. G. • Published in Nelson's Library. Price it vivid vivid forecast of aerial warfare in a war between and Germany. cco ° ` T E SIEGE DE PARIS. By Sarcey. An 3 by an eye-witness of the terrible incidents. siege of Paris by the Communists in 1871. the Collection Ne
26 September 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
[SePtenber 26,1911' ; Of 30,000 men. An army of 150,000, encitiji„ n- dot" same loss as the Prussians suffered at

[SePtenber 26,1911' ; Of 30,000 men. An army of 150,000, encitiji„ n- dot" same loss as the Prussians suffered at

/Jr would have 50,000 casualties in a sint B ev er , None of the great armies of modern times l' — iosse', endured or inflicted a loss like this. A' were as high in some of Napoleon's hatttd l i es A • r,' Aspen', on May 21 and 22, 1809, the Grano'd asit' with 90,000 men in acti
26 September 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
GERMANY'S PREMIER COLONY.

GERMANY'S PREMIER COLONY.

IRE overmastering desire of Germany for territorial expansion is largely the outof he come of stern necessity. The rapid growth Population and the extraordinary developher-'Lof her m anu f ac t ur i ng ac ti v iti es h ave i mpe ll e d or to struggle for more elbow room at home
26 September 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
THE LIGHTER

THE LIGHTER

WATERLOO BRIDGE by night presents one of the most picturesque scenes in all London. Below lies the gleaming crescent of the Embankment, flanked by the Savoy and the Cecil Hotels; that dark obelisk piercing the gloom is Cleopatra's Needle; and beyond, through the mirk, one can se
26 September 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
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21 November 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
Our trenches in France are now marvels of ingenuity, and Comfort at the Front. have been rendered quite habitable. Our

Our trenches in France are now marvels of ingenuity, and Comfort at the Front. have been rendered quite habitable. Our

illustration shows the shelters in which the men rest when off duty.
14 November 1914 - The War - London, London, England
 
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26 December 1914 - The War - London, London, England