P. 268.—“Menschikoff,” menˈshiˌkoff. (1789-1869.)

“Raglan,” (1788-1855.) Served in the Peninsula War under Wellington, and

lost his arm at Waterloo; was afterward Wellington’s military secretary.

He commanded the British army in the Crimean War, and died in camp in

1855.

P. 271.—“Tumbril,” tŭmˈbril. A two-wheeled cart which accompanies

artillery, for carrying tools, etc.

P. 272.—“Punctilio,” punc-tĭlˈyo. Exactness in forms or ceremony.

“Ouglitz,” ougˈlitz; “Kourgané,” kour-gä-nāˈ.

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