ARMAGEDDON

Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 4
the scene of final conflict between powers of good and evil (Rev. 16: 16). The Great War was commonly so called. The scriptural reference is to Megiddo on plain of Esdraelon, and this place was the scene of the final discomfiture of the Turk forces during Allen by’s campaign; the armistice which followed was the first step in the series of surrenders which ended the Great War. county, Ulster, Ireland; area, 312,658 acres; rises to height of about 1900 ft. in S. (Slieve Gullion), but is elsewhere — flat with good deal of bog; has good — railway communications; linen’ and cotton-weaving; chief rivers, Bann, > Blackwater, Newry, allan. Pop. 120,000. OF.
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