The little territory, chiefly consisting of a mountain covered with palm-forests, was then almost uninhabited, but the strategetic importance of the position resulted in the establishment of an English ❋ Emily Richings (N/A)
Then, too, it clarifies the field and reveals the strategetic points, or, to change the figure, it pulls off the mask and exposes the real man. ❋ Marion Dix [Editor] Mosher (N/A)
On the contrary, it was apparent that Northern statesmen, confident in the exercise of intellectual resources, relied on the intelligence and reason of their auditors and constituents, and seldom resorted to that species of oratory which was employed by their adversaries, and which may be called in a manner strategetic, when logical accuracy was likely to meet with more satisfactory and more permanent success. ❋ Various (N/A)
There were, she saw, three strategetic factors which dominated the situation -- the Enyong Creek giving admission to the new territory, Itu at its mouth, and Arochuku, the religious and political centre of the Ibos. ❋ W. P. Livingstone (N/A)
This hill has been of great military importance in a strategetic point of view, commanding, as it does, the town, river, and valley. ❋ W. Cope Devereux (N/A)
It means a place of prominence, a position of strength, a strategetic point, as the entrance into a city. ❋ Joseph Wild (N/A)
Faced by an overwhelmingly superior force, our badly depleted three divisions had barely escaped being bagged in the net of which the enemy had all but drawn the noose in a strategetic surrounding movement. ❋ George Pearson (N/A)
Many of us are disposed not to attach very great importance to the supposed strategetic dangers that might await on future wars if Southern Ireland were turned out of the Empire, where she evidently is not at home, to be a little nation not capable of much mischief or much good. ❋ Unknown (1921)
"The majestic splendour of this gulf, its strategetic importance, have at all times attracted the attention of warriors." ❋ Gordon Home (1923)
The strategetic line of the Confederates was broken, and new dispositions of their forces became necessary on account of this important victory; Columbus was abandoned, and its men and material sent to Island No. 10. ❋ Unknown (1906)
But the susceptibilities of the people were so great that no administration would venture even to mortgage or lease one of these little islands, which are strategetic points essential to any power seeking to control the Isthmus. ❋ Unknown (1894)
Leaving the weaker half of his own great army to complete its equipment, and placing strong detachments in fortress and at strategetic points to oppose the Austrians should they advance, the Emperor, as has been said, with about one hundred and twenty-five thousand men took the field. ❋ Cyrus Townsend Brady (1890)
It would, in its way, benefit the ultimate strategetic ends of Turkey. ❋ Bram Stoker (1879)
When we were seated and had his leave for a pipe, he told us there was now constant good news from the South, and that General Greene seemed to be somehow doing well, losing fights and winning strategetic victories. ❋ Unknown (1871)
Dahlgrens, and Parrotts, of all the pomps and circumstance of glorious war, and entertained an idea that Cairo was the nucleus or pivot of all really strategetic movements in this terrible national struggle. ❋ Unknown (1862)
Now all the strategetic points are under the control of our own soldiers; and at present they constitute nearly the whole of the artillery force of the country. ❋ Oliver Optic (1859)
And so he did; and turned to use again and again, in after years, the strategetic capabilities of an old-fashioned English farm. ❋ Charles Kingsley (1847)
The missionaries have become thoroughly acquainted with the field, with its wants, and its strategetic points, and are ready to move forward as fast as they shall receive the needful aid. ❋ Rufus Anderson (1838)
Father Phil had determined to give the Squire freedom from the strategetic coil in which ❋ Samuel Lover (1832)
