The National Review, Volume 52, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1909 |
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Page 705
... British military impotence endangers British naval supremacy , because in war it would rob our fleet of its strategic freedom , and prevent it from discharging its primary function of seeking and sinking the hostile fleet . Un ...
... British military impotence endangers British naval supremacy , because in war it would rob our fleet of its strategic freedom , and prevent it from discharging its primary function of seeking and sinking the hostile fleet . Un ...
Page 865
... British and Boer delegates are on cordial terms , and that considerable progress has been made towards unification ... British principles and methods are superior to Boer principles and methods - and if we cannot believe this the Empire ...
... British and Boer delegates are on cordial terms , and that considerable progress has been made towards unification ... British principles and methods are superior to Boer principles and methods - and if we cannot believe this the Empire ...
Page 963
... British Empire , and since that Empire rests upon the British Navy as the basis of its corporate existence , Canada should have a navy of her own , that navy , which is her own at present , but which she should make her very own , by ...
... British Empire , and since that Empire rests upon the British Navy as the basis of its corporate existence , Canada should have a navy of her own , that navy , which is her own at present , but which she should make her very own , by ...
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