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May 26, 1917 7 OT (Over 6000 Years of History it took to produce that little band of American heroes The Declaration of Independence, hurled their defiance at autocratic gov- that governments among men who in that immortal document, j} ernment, declaring » derive their just powers from the governed. in the Western Hemisphere the civi | today. life and fortune in the cause of religic pean riv Brady in his master work. Ca Dhak RN STORIES THAT STIR THE BLOOD You will glory in these splendid stories of dauntless heroism, of subtle strategy, of brilliant tactics, of fierce fighting which vitalize the past and make one jealous of the glorious title, Citizen of the United States. You will gain a new conception of America’s fights and fighters, and take increased devotion to the cause to which our fighting forefathers consecrated their lives. In brilliant passes before your ¢ | ah AR panoramic procession there the proud, domincerin, indomitable Spaniard; the gay, debonair, dash- ing, brilliant Frenchman; the cool, stubborn, persistent, persevering, heroic Englishman; the hardy Colonist, adding to his old-world stock the virtues generated by the new life in a new nd the American Indian fighting gamely avely to stem the pn-coming tide of civ- ilization, to whose prowea&s.and_ strategy full justice is done in these storiés. A BATTLE HISTORY OF AMERICA which includes the talesof the Conquista- dores, the Knights-Errant of Colonization, the Soldiers of Fortune who long before the earliest. English settlements in North America had made their fames a terror from Mexico to Peru. Read “The Greatest Adventure in History,” an ex- ploit without parallel, the conquest of Mexico by Cortez and his handful of Spanish gentlemen adventurers. Listen to the yarns told by the Gentlemen of the Black Flag, the dare-devils who sailed under the “Jolly Roger.” Let them tell you how they laid siege to cities and looted the Don's treasure ships of the gold and silver stripped from the temples of the Inca: AC TATE La RIOD LL Many and bloody were the wars fought to establish ion and freedom i we now enjoy, and for the preservation of which the Allies in Europe on a far-flung battle line are fighting It is the story of these American fighters who risked , civil and polit- ical freedom—who wrested from savage foes and Euro- Is the continents of North and South America —that is told, as never told before, by Cyrus Townsend zis A TRUMPET CALL TO AMERICAN MANHOOD Our country has just taken the most mo- mentous step in its history. We have re- gained the right to look the whole world in theeyes without flinching. 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