men had been theterror of all Europe. Buthow small indeed does it seemwhen compared to-day with hergreat multitude of trained fighting men. From the foregoing table itwill be seen that as recently^as 1869, Europe had less thansix million men under arms;but a military epidemic hasspread over the… … Biiti^li Xavy over thirty miles long with ships toiicliingeach othei- end to end. \ 264 HERALDS OF THE MORNING Still more significant than all these other facts is themilitary fever that broke out so suddenly and so exten-sively in the United States in the early part of 1898.This country had held…
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