Ever-Victorious

They were eventually suppressed by a combination of two fighting forces— one Chinese and the other, known as the Ever-Victorious Army, sponsored and financed by the West and led by the well-known Charles G.

The Last Empress Hannah Pakula 2009

And as the cavalcade moved off, Ki-Gor no longer had the slightest doubt that Julebba herself was the guiding genius of her "Ever-Victorious Army."

Death Stalks The Ruins Adams, Stephen 2005

To all these conditions Gordon, Li Hung Chang, and General Ching gladly agreed, and that night one of the gates was thrown open, and the Ever-Victorious

The Story of General Gordon Jeanie Lang

The command of the Ever-Victorious army reverted to Burgevine, but later, through British intrigue, to General Gordon.

The Romance of Old New England Rooftrees Mary Caroline Crawford

No sooner had the Taipings recognized the Ever-Victorious Leader than they pelted shots at him.

Sir Robert Hart Bredon, Juliet 1910

Its fall closed his career, and the I.G. arranged most of the details regarding the disbandment of the famous “Ever-Victorious Army.”

Sir Robert Hart Bredon, Juliet 1910

Mr. Andrew Wilson, author of "The Ever-Victorious Army" (Blackwood, 1868), speaks with much contempt of Lin-Le's book.

Ten Great Religions An Essay in Comparative Theology James Freeman Clarke 1849

(North) Korean News, for instance, features a story about the "Ever-Victorious Banner of Korean Revolution."

Judeopundit 2009

(North) Korean News, for instance, features a story about the "Ever-Victorious Banner of Korean Revolution."

Israelated - English Israel blogs 2009

“The grandest Englishman”: Caption to Ape cartoon “The Ever-Victorious Army,” Vanity Fair, February 19, 1881.

Three Empires on the Nile Dominic Green 2007