Lord Kitchener Named War Leader In Britain
The article lauds Robert Kitchener in affectionate terms as Lord Horatio Kitchener of Khartoum. It notes his rapid rise, prior service, and vital role in mobilization as Britain faces looming European conflict. It highlights his status as a war leader respected and celebrated at home and abroad.
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Titussels
Rshal
Taare
Netherlands
Marie Christine
Marshal Saxo
Fels Thay
Ruly
Kitchener’s Rise From Woolwich To Sudan Campaigns
The article chronicles Robert Kitchener’s ascent from Woolwich to command in Palestine and Samoa, detailing his celebrated service over a 25 year span. It highlights royal honors, substantial grants, and his role in civilizing the Sudan, noting key events including the 1883 Wad Madani campaigns and the death of General Gordon.
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England
Royal Military Academy
Woolwith
Tinratio
Robert Kitchener
Kitchener
Crother House
Ballylangford
County Kerry
Ireland
Isie
Woolwich
West Point
Palestie
Samoa
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Soudan
Valentine Baker
IlTeb
Wad-El- Nejami
Bern
Baker
Legion
Gordon
Leopold He
Leopold II
Leopold
Count of
Manders
Baldwin
Albert
Withor
Elizabeth
Bavaria
Prince Albert
Leopold 1
Belgium
Kitchener Leads Egyptian War Effort to Victory
In Egypt the young Ariat captain Witchener is sent by Gladstone’s cabinet to command. Kitchener trains eighteen battalions, including Soudanese troops, and defeats Mahdist forces at the Jewel plain, signaling British mastery of the Sudan.
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Wad-El-Nejami
Epgusa
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Egypt
Royal Engineers
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Longland
Woolsey
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Hicks Pasha
Kitchener
Ruitie
Mahmud
Soudan
Khailfa
Dulleta
Brief History of Brussels from Early Fortifications to Prosperity
A 1914 retrospective describes Brussels 11th century walls and seven gates built by Lambert and early rulers. It notes prosperity from weaving and craft, charter grants under Charles and John I of Brabançon, and a vibrant culture with troubadours and a court that attracted minstrels.
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Lothaire
France
Charlemagne
Lower Lorraine
the II
Germany
St. Gerj
Tie Country
Orleans
Lambert
Louvain
Bragsela
Brussels
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Urussely
John I of
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Peten
Mary
Berams
Brushed by wars Brussels Wears a Storied Crown
The piece recounts Brussels historic walls and gates, and rulers from Charles V to Leopold II, noting sieges, benefactors, and the city’s cultural center. It highlights the Palace of Justice, the Royal Library, the Royal Conservatory, and Brussels as a famed art, music, and architectural hub despite wartime trials.
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Royal Library
Royal Conservatory
England
Palace of Justice
SS Peter's
de Groot
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