The Story 
 
 OF 
 
 A Nations Martyrdom. 
 
"Father Ic Son :~ "" ^Kank yoa , Abd-^t 
 
 Y)u. ar«. tke best Ambas^a^or iVt Consfantino^{e 
 tKsit we kqive ever h^A ; and wc see norfiing to 
 desliro^ out coyifidence wv ^yoar bontje volonfe 
 as vNt f«jt sure joa are doitig yoar bcsk 
 wilfi tfjose CKSsed /^Tmcm'ans. B^k! tbey 
 ou-gKl: fe be exlermmaled ©n. masse. Wc li^ve no 
 tt&e for tbem." 
 
Constant! NOPi£ 
 
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 The MiGKTiEsT Military Kinq 
 
 IN ■£UR01>E •.- "AbcL-u.1 
 beloved, frientl! tet us -vaftfy a pet. 
 Give rtift m\j f«UwS'^ an<( Keep aii. tlie 
 massacres \jou. want. It is ttu* liter* are some 
 crack brains wU dcsignole v;ou. "(^Teafe Assassin)^ 
 "Su-lr^ft "TJouje" 'Afed-M,L tiie Datnne<i" an«L 
 wKat not , bitk do tiot" (et l^iese literary effusions 
 distittb ^oit, t^elPea is fsowerless unless t>aok««l 
 ^tfteMi'skt of t!ie Sword, artdl - 
 
 I HAVE m ARMY," 
 
AUSTRO-GERrVlA/V ) 
 
 The 
 
 Last PRAYER:- "OkGocLltKevhave desolated, plains and laid nvj hi^k j>{aces (ow. 
 "TKey fiave sUa^Kfered »ny sons a»vd vmj dau^ktere and consumed tfjem wlrfi j^Ve, 4nd Sword 
 > and nowtfi^ would desho^ tHe. tevitn«nlr <^ ckildTen tKat js left."