The National Review, Volume 45, Issue 2; Volume 45, Issues 268-270W.H. Allen, 1905 - English literature |
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Page 598
... Navy is laying down two battleships , the British Navy will build only one in the year . With amazement it has discovered that while a great war is in progress , in which an ally of the British Empire is fighting for its very life ...
... Navy is laying down two battleships , the British Navy will build only one in the year . With amazement it has discovered that while a great war is in progress , in which an ally of the British Empire is fighting for its very life ...
Page 603
... Navy Act every ship must be replaced after a fixed term of years . Even so , though the old ships disappear from the list , they are kept in the second line in fair steaming order , without heavy expense being incurred . This policy ...
... Navy Act every ship must be replaced after a fixed term of years . Even so , though the old ships disappear from the list , they are kept in the second line in fair steaming order , without heavy expense being incurred . This policy ...
Page 604
... Navy as stronger than it really is , and then to argue from such a fictitious esti- mate of strength to the safety of reducing the Army . It cer- tainly looks as though the first result of the outcry against the small shipbuilding ...
... Navy as stronger than it really is , and then to argue from such a fictitious esti- mate of strength to the safety of reducing the Army . It cer- tainly looks as though the first result of the outcry against the small shipbuilding ...
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