"Events also of the past twelve months," says this candid report, "on the frontiers of Assam and Burma have clearly shown the necessity of having the North-East frontier, like the North-West frontier, more directly under the Government of India, and removed from the local Government".
Wiśniowiecki also fought against the Tatars in 1640 46, whose raids on the south-east frontier of the Commonwealth endangered his holdings.
For example, students could be assigned to create a tableau based on the November 1989 article, "Clamor in the East; East Germany Opens Frontier to the West for Migration or Travel; Thousands Cross" about the fall of the Berlin Wall, or a 2009 piece in which a reporter who was there remembers the day.
Evidence, perhaps, of a latent fear of authority or simply too many encounters with East German frontier officials.
We throw chocolates up to the putty-faced East German frontier troops, as they stand guard – against whom?
This evening, the work had progressed far enough at some points for the East Berlin frontier to look like the outer limits of a Nazi concentration camp.
With Ethiopia to the north and Somalia to the east, the frontier town of Mandera feels like an extension of rural Somalia, the people here sharing both ethnicity and language with their war-torn neighbour.
He had driven it down the interzonal corridor under the gaze of East German frontier guards, and now he proposed to launch it, with my help, into the Rhine, which happened to be swollen at the time, and very fast flowing.
No. 1 Squadron SRAF was already in northern Kenya, having been posted to the Italian East African frontier at Britain's request in late August.
In the East the frontiers had been fixed by Hadrian at the Euphrates.
For centuries it was a fluctuating East-West frontier between competing empires, ideologies and faiths.
