They are aware of the interest I have ever felt in the great German people, and I am assured they welcome with enthusiasm my pet theory of the solidarity of nations.

The Russian Minister hoped that England would proclaim its solidarity with France and Russia on the subject of the Austrian note; doubtless Servia could accept some of the Austrian demands.

There was one rift in the lute of lumber trust solidarity in Centralia.

The vital lymph was not limited to this or that country, but flowed with an even current through the veins and arteries of the various nations through the great organizations of capital and labour, promoting a continuous and increasing solidarity among all the parties concerned.

Rapidly growing among us, there is already a certain solidarity between free States, and the problem of the immediate future is how to make their common action effective on the side of liberty.

" However, the loyalty of women to women is increasing, and their solidarity on sound lines of service is a thing of steady growth.

The Europeans constitute a caste which possesses some solidarity against "natives," and they have spontaneously adopted these anti-social distinctions.

Whatever be the result of my exertions, so much is sure, that they have linked more closely the hearts of the Germans and Hungarians, and have matured the instinct of solidarity into self-conscious conviction.

We demand this, not only in the interests of the international solidarity for which we have uniformly fought, but also in the interests of the German nation.

He possesses in a marked degree that sense of solidarity amongst men of letters in which most successful authors are so singularly lacking, and the great power with which his world-wide popularity has vested him is used by him rather in the general interest of the craft than to own advantage.

And the masters of the forests were more afraid of this solidarity than anything else in the worldand they fought it more bitterly, as events will show.

The closely-knit relations which it established between the states contributed powerfully to the growth of a feeling of national solidarity throughout the whole country.

Sir George Buchanan at once told M. Sazonof that he 'saw no reason to expect any declaration of solidarity from His Majesty's Government that would entail an unconditional engagement on their part to support Russia and France by force of arms'.