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The Childrens' Story of the War, Volume 1 (of 10) / From the Beginning of the War to the Landing of the British Army in France Edward Parrott · History_-_Warfare · 15 章
目录 Vienna, the capital of Austria, heart and centre of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. (From the picture by von Menzel.) THE MAN OF BLOOD AND IRON. A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE. Photo, Record Press. FATEFUL DAYS. Section of a Submarine. Signalling by means of two flags. Most signalling is now done by means of one flag. General von Emmich, commanding the German Army in Belgium. (From the painting by E. Matania. By permission of The Sphere.) This picture shows Sir George Reid, High Commissioner of Australia, visiting the camp of the Australian contingent in Egypt. In the course of a speech he said, "The Pyramids have been silent witnesses of many strange events, but never before have looked upon such a splendid array of troops." (From the picture by Cyrus Cuneo.) End of Volume I. FOOTNOTES: THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE