The chief factor that made for victory--the unspeakable horror, loathing, and rage aroused by the atrocities committed upon the Greek wounded whenever
Opposing Armies Strike
Let us consider the Bulgarian intentions as revealed by the captured dispatch-box of the General.Continuing The Second Balkan War,our selection
Military Analysis of the Second Balkan War Begins
Never in the history of the human race have such enormities been committed upon the helpless civilian inhabitants of a war-stricken land.Continuing
Peace Negotiations Begin
In the meantime the Powers had not been passive onlookers.Continuing The Second Balkan War,with a selection from The Balkan Question by Stephen P.
Iroquois Diplomacy
The first act of Viele was a blunder. He told the Onondagas that the English governor was master of their country; and that, as they were subjects of
Serbia and Greece Join Forces
Instead of attacking first the Serbians and then the Greeks and overwhelming them separately, it was necessary to fight their combined
Bulgaria Plans for Victory
The plan of the Bulgarians was the only one whereby they could hope to secure victory.Continuing The Second Balkan War,with a selection from The
The Iroquois Attack
This is the second half of The Founding of Montrealour selection from Villemarie by Alfred Sandham.For works benefiting from the latest research
Sad End of the Lost Colony
Today's installment concludes Walter Raleigh's American Investment,the name of our combined selection from Arthur Barlow and Robert R. Howison. The