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Those who argue against the institution of separate colonial navies tell us that if Australia and New Zealand ... But what grounds there are for such a supposition I for one am at a loss to guess ; as these two great colonies have ...
Those who argue against the institution of separate colonial navies tell us that if Australia and New Zealand ... But what grounds there are for such a supposition I for one am at a loss to guess ; as these two great colonies have ...
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An essential provision in the scheme would be that the crews of these steamers should belong either to the Royal Naval Reserve , in the case of the ships belonging to the Home Government , or to the Colonial Naval Reserves , in the case ...
An essential provision in the scheme would be that the crews of these steamers should belong either to the Royal Naval Reserve , in the case of the ships belonging to the Home Government , or to the Colonial Naval Reserves , in the case ...
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objection , by which the self - governing Colonies may make a substantial contribution to Imperial naval defence . The legislative sanction for assistance in this shape is already provided by the “ Colonial Naval Defence Act ” of 1865.
objection , by which the self - governing Colonies may make a substantial contribution to Imperial naval defence . The legislative sanction for assistance in this shape is already provided by the “ Colonial Naval Defence Act ” of 1865.
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