News by the Mail. the War
WE take the following from the Sydney telegrams:— Everybody is surprised at the number of men surrendered which would have made…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1870
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Munitions of War. (From Chambers's Journal.)
THE practice of throwing burning compositions to fire the buildings, shipping, or warlike engines of an enemy, is of course as old as the art of war itself…
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THE semi-official North German Correspondent contains the following startling paragraph:— "The necessity and justice of making the…
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MARK TWAIN publishes in the Buffalo Express his first war map. His explanation is better than the map. Here it is:—…
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A letter from Mr. Thomas Carlyle is published in a German paper. It says:—"So far as my reading goes there never was such a war, never such a collapse of shameless…
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THE heart of Ireland still beats in warmest sympathy with France. Every phase of the war is anxiously watched, and the slightest success, or any…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. [From Our Files.] Russia Reported Aggressive
LONDON, November 13th.—A World correspondent says: The Russian Minister here has read to Lord Granville a letter from Prince Gortschakoff, stating that Russia now…
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