The little schoolmarm, Alethea-Belle Buchanan, organised the women into a staff of nurses.

They do not yet wear the Queen's uniform; they are not yet accepted servants of the State; as they will be in some more perfectly organised and civilised land:

In the early weeks of 1916, when work for the Navy, and work in the gun and ammunition shops which were rapidly being organised all over the country, were within a very little of being suspended by a general strike of workmen, terrified for their threatened trade-union privileges, the strength and resource of Dawson put forth boldly in the North dammed the peril at its source.

Our enemy consists of that small, cunning, treacherous, well-organised, and highly respectable section of the community who, by means of the money power, compels the workers to sweat in order that their bellies may be full and their fine ladies gowned in gorgeous raiment.

It is undeniable that many of the more thoughtful among the toilers would consider that their lives had not been spent in vain if they organised their comrades to drilled and armed rebellion.

Finding there a fresh body of cavalry, which he had sent on to that place several days before, marching incessantly night and day, he advanced rapidly through the territory of the Aedui into that of the Lingones, in which two legions were wintering, that, if any plan affecting his own safety should have been organised by the Aedui, he might defeat it by the rapidity of his movements.

Terrible as this war is in its effect on individual lives and happiness, it ought not to depress useven if, in our blindness, we imagined the world to be a far better organised place than it actually is.

On the political side, as we have said just now, the war reveals the fact that civilisation is still incomplete and ill-organised.

And science and knowledge, made the instrument of selfishness and competition, have armed man against man, class against class, and nation against nation, with tenfold the power of destruction which belonged to a less educated and highly organised age.

Before acting, the instrument for action must be organised; before building, the ground must be one's own.

Prussia, a younger and more homogeneous State, with a better organised administration and a better disciplined people, was preparing to assert herself.

The influence of Prussia upon Russia, and of the efficient, highly-organised, relentless Prussian machine upon the arbitrary, tyrannical, but far less efficient and inhuman bureaucracy of Russia, has been wholly sinister, both for Russia and for Europe.

The party, when organised, travelled from the Hunter River to the Condamine, taking with them their outfit of mules, cattle, and goats.

There was, however, a tract of country near the base of the Peninsula still comparatively unknown; and a party was organised and placed under the leadership of William Hann.

In 1846 he organised an expedition along more extended lines, intending to proceed far into the north-west and west.

We have traced in brief the backward progress of Ottoman domination, and have seen how, from the rough and ready methods of a military barbarism, the Turks evolved a more emphatic and a more highly organised negation of all those principles which we may sum up under the general term of civilisation.

At one place only, the town of Van, was any resistance organised.

After you found me, or rather I found youyou, the critic, the arbiter of the greenroom, the highly-organised do-nothingsteaching others how to do nothing most gracefully; the would-be Goethe who must, for the sake of his own self-development, try experiments on every weak woman whom he met.

Half-educated writers are always mannerists; while, as the ancient canon says, "the perfection of art is to conceal art"to depart from uncultivated and therefore defective nature, to rise again through art to a more organised and therefore more simple naturalness.

All this summer on release from school, which commences at seven and closes at three in most parts of Germany, the hours varying in some districts, the children, in organised squads, have been put to these important purposes of State.

For the Salvation Army a number of Germans have genuine respect, because it seems to be organised on some military basis.

Two or three who did not desire to hand over the control of their personal movements to the German Government for an unlimited number of years did not "take the pledge," with the result that they were not invited to join the personally conducted junkets to the fronts which were subsequently organised.

Long before that Dr. Hammann, head of the Nachrichtendienst of the German Foreign Office, had organised a plan for the successful influencing of the Press of the world.

Germany has organised news for neutrals in the most intricate fashion.

Thus, when wider circles of the population were driven to resort to substitutes, there was already in existence a State-organised system to control the output.