The Alabama War
The Lion sat and wagged his tail On haughty Albion's cliffs of chalk: The Eagle, perched on a Yankee rail, Opened his beak and emitted a squawk…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1872
4 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers
The Possibility of War this Year
The Spectator is of opinion that the real danger of war in Europe, and it believes the danger is very real, arises from the character, the history, and the position of M. Thiers,…
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The Lion sat and wagged his tail On haughty Albion's cliffs of chalk : The Eagle, perched on a Yankee rail, Opened his beak and emitted a squawk…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →First message from England Direct By the Java Cable. News to June 22. Angry Aspect of the Alabama Dispute. England and America on the Point of War. Adelaide, Tuesday, 2.20 p.m
The Java papers of June 8th to 14th, say that England and America have nearly been declaring war. The opposition given by America in the…
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