Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256William Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 59
... carried a peer and his peeress , thirty - nine other first - class passengers , and six hundred emigrants to ... carrying days , with her towering , tapering spars and her glossy , black wooden hull with its broad white band on which ...
... carried a peer and his peeress , thirty - nine other first - class passengers , and six hundred emigrants to ... carrying days , with her towering , tapering spars and her glossy , black wooden hull with its broad white band on which ...
Page 174
... carried on apparently unconcerned . After the Staff College I served in England , and soon after the outbreak of hostilities in 1914 I was in Flanders on the Staff of the B.E.F. I was thus a long way from Zehri Gul when , in 1915 , his ...
... carried on apparently unconcerned . After the Staff College I served in England , and soon after the outbreak of hostilities in 1914 I was in Flanders on the Staff of the B.E.F. I was thus a long way from Zehri Gul when , in 1915 , his ...
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... carried guns the like of which had never been seen before , and crammed with hairy - faced barbarians from some unknown country far beyond the great waters . There came an immedi- ate call to arms to repel these invaders , but bows and ...
... carried guns the like of which had never been seen before , and crammed with hairy - faced barbarians from some unknown country far beyond the great waters . There came an immedi- ate call to arms to repel these invaders , but bows and ...
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