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The Great War in England in 1897
The Great War in England in 1897

Chapter XXV

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GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.
The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.
Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.
Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.
Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.
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The Great War in England in 1897

Chapter XXV

Reading 1/11 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.
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The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.
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Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.
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Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.
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Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Learner Dictionary

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

Across preposition US /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading “Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.”

After preposition US /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading “Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.”

Between preposition US /bɪˈtwiːn/

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading “Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.”

During preposition US /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading “Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.”

GREAT noun US /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.”

Long noun US /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.”

One pronoun US /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading “The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.”

Over preposition US /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading “Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.”

Ship noun US /ship/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.”

Terrible noun US /ˈterrible/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading “Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.”

Towards preposition US /təˈwɔːrdz/

in the direction of

From this reading “Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.”

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adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

acrossprepositionUS /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

Altrincham

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

armies

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

BATTLE

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From this reading GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.

battles

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

betweenprepositionUS /bɪˈtwiːn/

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

blazing

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

bloodshed

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

Canal

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

combat

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

connecting

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Corps

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

day

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

duringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

engagement

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

established

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

everywhere

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

ferried

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Fighting

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

front

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

GREATnounUS /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.

guard

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

headquarters

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Hollinfare

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Hour

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

Irlam

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Latchford

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Liverpool

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

longnounUS /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

Lower

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Manchester

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

many

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

MERSEY

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From this reading GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.

miles

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

much

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

near

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

nearly

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

nine

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

ONprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.

onepronounUS /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

out

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

parties

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

posts

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Queen

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

raged

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

river

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Road

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

run

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Russian

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Russians

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

ShipnounUS /ship/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Small

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

south

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

spread

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

stations

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

swung

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

Telegraph

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

terriblenounUS /ˈterrible/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY.

three

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

toilsome

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From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

towardsprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrdz/

in the direction of

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

tremendous

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

Tsar

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

Victoria

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

warfare

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From this reading Hour after hour the tremendous warfare raged between the armies of Queen Victoria and the Tsar, and the bloodshed was everywhere terrible.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The long blazing day was one of many battles and much toilsome combat.

well-advanced

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

wing

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From this reading Fighting spread over a front of nearly nine miles, and during the engagement one wing of the Russians was swung across three miles.

wires

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.

Woolstone

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From this reading Small parties of the Russian Telegraph Corps had ferried over the Ship Canal and the Mersey near Latchford, and wires were run out, and posts established connecting the headquarters at Altrincham, on the south of the river, with the well-advanced guard stations on the Liverpool Road towards Manchester at Woolstone, Hollinfare, and Lower Irlam.