The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1918 - Great Britain |
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Page 65
I went to have a look at the port side . Climbed up the steeply sloping deck and got hold of the rail . The boats there were sitting on the ship's side , and could not be got into the water . People were trying to shove them down with ...
I went to have a look at the port side . Climbed up the steeply sloping deck and got hold of the rail . The boats there were sitting on the ship's side , and could not be got into the water . People were trying to shove them down with ...
Page 251
And the position would be almost the same did neither side possess a main fleet ; for the war against submarines is waged by small craft . It is now necessary that one side should possess a main fleet of capital ships only because the ...
And the position would be almost the same did neither side possess a main fleet ; for the war against submarines is waged by small craft . It is now necessary that one side should possess a main fleet of capital ships only because the ...
Page 571
Then she would take a dive , an intervening wave would blot out this merry picture , and then , to one's relief as the wave passed by , a mast would appear waving on the other side until , thank God , one would catch sight of her ...
Then she would take a dive , an intervening wave would blot out this merry picture , and then , to one's relief as the wave passed by , a mast would appear waving on the other side until , thank God , one would catch sight of her ...
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