The Archive · 1920

The Call of the War

Whilst on the subject of the war it would be wrong to leave w mentioned the sacrifice made by numbers of the bar of the Court of prospects in their profession and, alas, in too many cases of life itself in the country's cause; hardly any who were physically fit to go stayed behind and of those that went a heavy toll was taken. It is what those who knew—then expected for they knew the class of men who have from early days a similar Court in the Ottoman Dominions.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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