The photograph was snapped at Devil's Den, where on July 2 , 1863 the Confederates seized Union-held high ground.
In a letter to Canadian Auto Workers members in mid-August, he said the Washington-based group had "seized local union assets, fired staff, and sued dissident leaders personally for millions of dollars".
When Sherman's army came to Roswell during its march to Atlanta, the Kings' company was seized by Union forces, and Sherman gave the order for the women and children who worked in the mill to be arrested and sent north.
During the American Civil War, Colross was seized by Union authorities.
Arguing that the merger has failed, the plaintiffs are seeking to seize the union's financial assets.
(In the case of the Bronx fire, seized upon by union officials, the response time was grossly miscalculated because of a dispatcher's working on a screen with information from an earlier call, city officials said).
In a letter filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the N.B.A. lawyer Jeffrey Mishkin seized on the union's dissolution as proof of the league's claims.
Every one of those names keeps some little piece of my own life alive — the bizarre phone calls I got from my paranoid friend as he painfully imploded but also the long nights we spent on the college newspaper, decades earlier, when black students seized the student union and we scrambled to cover a national news event.
After the Second World War, the Communists moved to Singapore and tried to seize labor unions but they were beaten and returned to the jungle Since then they have engaged in sheer terrorism.
Mr Lansley's views are likely to be seized on by unions, who have threatened national strikes over the controversial issue in the autumn.
Opponents of the union view have seized on claims like this as excessive: union theorists, they claim, take too literally the ontological commitments of this notion of a "we".
