The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1910 |
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... ships intended for the defence of home waters should be under the control of one Admiral . He likewise stipulated for a strategical scheme on which to base his movements , as to the necessity of which we should have imagined there could ...
... ships intended for the defence of home waters should be under the control of one Admiral . He likewise stipulated for a strategical scheme on which to base his movements , as to the necessity of which we should have imagined there could ...
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... ships , mine - clearers , and auxiliaries , trained under the orders of one Commander - in - Chief , maintained at sea , and in full commission ; the administration of the various divisions being entrusted to the Admirals in command of ...
... ships , mine - clearers , and auxiliaries , trained under the orders of one Commander - in - Chief , maintained at sea , and in full commission ; the administration of the various divisions being entrusted to the Admirals in command of ...
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... ships in full commission had been overwhelmingly superior to that of the ships maintained . by any other nation in full commission , and the reserve strength of the British Fleet had been immensely superior to that of any other Power ...
... ships in full commission had been overwhelmingly superior to that of the ships maintained . by any other nation in full commission , and the reserve strength of the British Fleet had been immensely superior to that of any other Power ...
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... ships for necessary repairs and refits , " which in his opinion " was calculated to encourage an enemy meditating a ... ships , and notwithstanding that the number of units was inferior . " This , we believe , is the first official ...
... ships for necessary repairs and refits , " which in his opinion " was calculated to encourage an enemy meditating a ... ships , and notwithstanding that the number of units was inferior . " This , we believe , is the first official ...
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... ships being manned with nucleus crews ; upon which the Committee cautiously observe that the evidence showed " that the nucleus crew ships were capable of very rapid mobili- sation , and had attained a satisfactory standard of ...
... ships being manned with nucleus crews ; upon which the Committee cautiously observe that the evidence showed " that the nucleus crew ships were capable of very rapid mobili- sation , and had attained a satisfactory standard of ...
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