Later sliding panels of similar design suggest a fearsome medieval war machine.
Didn't it take a fearsome civil war to make the United States of America truly a people, truly a nation — the United States is, not the United States are?
We were sold the line that 'South Africa is a bulwark against communism.'" [See footnote.] After university he worked for the rightwing fixer David Hart, adviser to Thatcher and fearsome cold war warrior.
At the beginning of this month, Howard Dean, a former governor of Vermont whose fearsome anti-war rhetoric had made him the darling of many Democratic activists, had a 20-point lead in New Hampshire; Mr Kerry, who had voted for the Iraq war, was stuck in third place, behind Wesley Clark, another anti-war outsider.
And as the genetics revolution continues, developing new and more fearsome agents of war will become possible.Grim though it seems, this is not cause for despair.
In the later, fearsome Horrors of War, the nightmare is out of control and a peasant tries to protect her child in a sudden flash of unprocessed reality; in the distance the countryside is burning.
Cahill has produced an updated version of Edith Hamilton's beloved "Greek Way" of 75+years ago, one that is much more sensitive to the Greeks' oppression of women and uncritical endorsement of slavery, their tinges of xenophobia and the fearsome nature of their war making.
This is a book that makes direct links from fearsome imagery of Civil War amputees to Baum's creation of the Tin Woodman, who began as a beguiling invention but evolved in Oz sequels into a ghastlier figure as the world changed.
The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a strategic view of the two bridges leading into downtown, the war's most fearsome front line.
