They had been and were, the real Empire-builders who subdued the soil and made it serve human needs, enduring hardships and hunger and cold and bitter discouragements, always with heroism and patience.

SULLIVAN, LINDLEY D. The empire-builder.

SEE Sullivan, Oscar M. SULLIVAN, NORBERT O. The empire-builder.

SEE Sullivan, Oscar M. SULLIVAN, OSCAR M. The empire-builder; a biographical novel of James J. Hill.

SULLIVAN, RONALD N. The empire-builder.

SULLIVAN, LINDLEY D. The empire-builder.

SEE Sullivan, Oscar M. SULLIVAN, NORBERT O. The empire-builder.

SEE Sullivan, Oscar M. SULLIVAN, OSCAR M. The empire-builder; a biographical novel of James J. Hill.

SULLIVAN, RONALD N. The empire-builder.

The one is stamped throughout with the personality of Akbar, the empire-builder, and distinguished by the stately solidity of Jain and Hindu architecture.

Agricola's advice to the empire-builders of his day was that Rome should "war down and take possession of Ireland, so that freedom might be put out of sight.

The viceroy whose hated household the Adelaide tradesmen would not deal with in 1844, and the statesman whose visit to Adelaide in 1891 was a triumphal progress, the public servant whom the Duke of Buckingham insulted in 1868, and the empire-builder whom the Queen delighted to honour in 1894, were one and the same man.