And it was images and words, as well as military tactics, that would - on May 31, 1902 - bring it to its belated conclusion.
I remember seeing it, at the time of its belated release about twenty years ago, in a second state, a true cinematic ecstasy.
Its belated disclosure triggered a Federal Elections Commission investigation into whether or not it constituted an improper contribution.
Every so often, though, a novel rises from the grave to claim its belated fame.
Its belated sequel, Independence Day: Resurgence, seems hellbent on upping the ante by obliterating the entire world.
This scattergun musical satire was very much of its time, but its belated rehabilitation is a cause for quiet celebration.
Given its belated response, its commitment to ensuring wage justice to the 7-Eleven workers has always been doubtful.
We're not sure that we would feel comfortable at this occasion, when Brotherhood is to receive its belated certificate.
L'Étoile, receiving its belated Covent Garden premiere, was the work that put him on the musical map at its Paris premiere in 1877.
But the Air Force stood by its belated shared recognition, and in 1996 a federal appeals court rejected Mr. Barber's request for intervention.
Its belated elevation, in this regard, is part of a continuing extension of the kind of book deemed worthy of admittance.
