A Serbian Tribute to England in War Time
A Serbian writer lauds England for uniting the nation from Folkestone to Salomon and across the globe. The piece praises English resolve during wartime, noting battleships sunk and the Lusitania tragedy as tests that strengthen Britain’s silent, busy unity. It extols control of sea lanes as vital to Allied survival and frames English power as shaping global strategy and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
Mirabeau
Carlyle
Renan
Gladstone
Mazrini
Great Britain
Folkestone
Westminster Abbey
Dardanelles
Lotaea
Atlantic
Lusitania
England
Pole
Salonika
Suez
Antipodes
Globe
Gibraltar
Balonike
England and the British Lion in the Death Grip with Germany
Vincent laments England’s seeming apathy after a German threat and a lack of patriotic protest. He notes the delayed public reaction to national danger and mocks a horse named Pommern winning a war derby as Britain struggles against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
England
Tower Mill
Trafalgar Square
Britain
Germany
Pommern
TO KEEP A HUSBAND S LOVE IN A HOME OF HAPPINESS
A wife should keep her name clean and make the home bright with loving kindness and selfless sympathy. A real partner joins in his hobbies, supports his plans, and enjoys occasional outings. By showing consideration and care, a wife can nurture happiness, nurses when ill, and be a true helpmate.
What Is To Be Done In The Face Of Modern Influence
A reflective question asks what force beyond Christianity could restore world peace and goodwill. It argues the Gospel remains the strongest moral force because it starts within the individual soul, and the Kingdom of Heaven is within you.
Buying Back Our Army in Arthur Mee's Portrait
The piece reflects on Mee's view of British military history from Waterloo to Victorian reforms. It recounts how flogging and purchase of commissions shaped the army, noting Queen Victoria and Parliament, Gladstone, and Sir John French. It also touches on child slave stories from England's past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Arthur Mee
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons
Europe
Wellington
Ammi
Lord Palmerston
Napoleon
Parliament
Queen Victoria
Mr. Gladstone
Imsb
Mr. Girardstone
John French
France
Meen Victoria
Navy
Nelson
England
The Eternal Desire
Fragmentary poetic lines describe longing and memory amid dark hours and distant music. A speaker reflects on hearing the singer again and the ache of separation. The text evokes yearning through mystical imagery of earth and fate without clear narrative detail.
Laughing at Everyday Follies and Funny Misreads
A collection of light jokes and humorous exchanges. Riddled with mock dialogues about marriage, manners, and misheard phrases from a stage comic style. Characters include Cushleigh Upsons Methuselah and a well known prima donna in playful banter.
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M. Lazare Kossovac
the Sentinel OF
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Salezika
Kronstadt
Vladivostosk
Naples
Marseilles
Odessa
Jaffa
Bombay
Cochsville
Christian Kogiater
Cushleigh
Alisa Roxy
Upsons
Upson
Dorothy
Mir
Raphael
Willie
Jinks
Arma
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