What John saw there led him to become a Presbyterian minister; he vowed to be on the side of whatever was against the forces that had led to the carnage he had witnessed.
The list of blunders that led to the carnage is by now familiar: firms succumbed to the frenzy of the housing bubble; relied on dubious mathematical models to manage risk; and leveraged bad bets with suicidal amounts of borrowed money.
PAGE A3 Inquiry on Concert Killings The police in Columbus, Ohio, searched for what led to the carnage at a nightclub at which a former marine killed four people, including a popular heavy metal guitarist, before being gunned down.
The political crises that led to the carnage at Ia Drang, and that followed it, are dealt with obliquely and entirely from the perspective of an officer whose job was to carry out his mission, however perilous or murky it may have been.
Allowing unfettered access to deadly weapons leads to the carnage we're seeing in our schools, our churches, our movie theaters, our shopping malls, and our streets.
The officers led children past the carnage.
Kicking off in 1860, the action leads us through the carnage of the civil war and thence into the inferno of the Reconstruction, an era defined by rampaging "negro militias" and schemes to forge a nightmarish "black empire" from the defeated southern states.
Western forces were engulfed in bitter controversy yesterday after Nato air strikes on two oil tankers hijacked by the Taliban in northern Afghanistan led to carnage with a fireball killing 95 people, dozens of them civilians.
Sodini's 4,610-word 4,610-wordn a domain registered in Sodini's name, appeared to be a nine-month chronology of his plans for the shooting, his decision to delay it and the process that led to the eventual carnage at his health club yesterday.
History was a jumbled lumber-room of habits and beliefs that we would all do much better without: it had led, after all, to the carnage of the trenches.
