Brothers in Arms
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Brothers in Arms is a book by E. Alexander Powell. The book says that we fight once more for freedom, and that for the fifth time in our history we draw the sword in the cause of liberty. In explaining why he wrote this little book, E. Alexander Powell gives, among other reasons, that he has himself marched with the armies of France.
On the 25th of April, 1917, the anchor of the Lorraine, which brought the commissioners from France, rumbled down off the Virginia shore. The text says our national capital was planned by a Frenchman, and that to the vision of another Frenchman we owe the waterway which links the oceans at Panama. The text asks the reader to suppose that someone, ignorant of the German threat or wishful to hamper the invaders at any cost, succeeds in destroying a bridge or cutting a telegraph line, and that, early the next morning, the reader is awakened by a sudden crash, as though many rifles were fired in unison.
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- Author
- E. Alexander Powell
- Pages
- 22
- Language
- English
- Genre
- European History
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