Pope Pius X Dies in Rome After War Worries
Pope Pius X dies at age 78 after four days of illness caused by bronchial pneumonia amid Europe’s war fears. He governed from the Vatican in a period marked by church reform and clashes over modern ideas, resisting woman suffrage and promoting orthodox policy.
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Leo
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Finglish Speaking
Half the world and its people at war
The article argues that more than half of Earth's land and population were involved in the great war, listing colonial holdings of Britain, Russia, France, Belgium, Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Holland. It discusses potential diplomatic shifts over Africa, Congo Free State, and possible postwar arrangements affecting sovereignty and borders.
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Splendid Charge and Bloody Fray Recalled by Dickens
The excerpt recalls a famed cavalry charge described by Charles Dickens with vivid, brutal imagery of fallen riders, shattered limbs, impaled soldiers, crushed faces, and iron-hoofed violence, contrasting the sensational charge with its brutal aftermath.
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