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Page 157
The comparison between these Japanese Ministers and the Englishmen who saved the situation in 1916 must not be pushed too far , but it would be as well if we tried to understand the Japanese a little better than we do , in the light of ...
The comparison between these Japanese Ministers and the Englishmen who saved the situation in 1916 must not be pushed too far , but it would be as well if we tried to understand the Japanese a little better than we do , in the light of ...
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PROBLEMS OF BRITISH NAVAL STRATEGY DESPITE the remarkable expansion of its forces embarked upon since last year British Naval Strategy finds itself facing to - day a by no means easy situation . The present rearmament programme ...
PROBLEMS OF BRITISH NAVAL STRATEGY DESPITE the remarkable expansion of its forces embarked upon since last year British Naval Strategy finds itself facing to - day a by no means easy situation . The present rearmament programme ...
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Unfortunately the situation is far less satisfactory with regard to cruiser strength . In fact cruisers have been the main sufferers of the recent " yardstick ” system of naval quotas for the simple reason that this system , devised to ...
Unfortunately the situation is far less satisfactory with regard to cruiser strength . In fact cruisers have been the main sufferers of the recent " yardstick ” system of naval quotas for the simple reason that this system , devised to ...
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