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pst.000019702957	Egan, Eleanor (Franklin), Mrs.	The war in the cradle of the world, Mesopotamia by Eleanor Franklin Egan 	1918		.txt	text/plain	83240	4624	77	that, murderous gun-shots having a way of reverberating round the world even in war-time. their majority, attracted, no doubt, by the opportunities offered for trade and all kinds of enterprises within the security of British law. The old-time Britishers in the East India Company set the example of civic ambition by building Bombay as a great British city and centre of war kinds of toilet articles and small things of convenience and comfort that soldiers like and need One morning I went down early to have breakfast with the General and a fine old Australian skipper, who was taking on a load of cavalry horses. instructions to British officers with regard to equipping themselves for service in Mesopotamia : As it is spoken of in a casual kind of way nowadays, the British advance from Fao up to Basra attack, and the shortest way for British reinforcements to reach the small company of men who were	./cache/pst.000019702957.pdf	./txt/pst.000019702957.txt