The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 15
... Navy , they had now decided to double that amount . Then another striking proof of the growth of the Imperial mind in the Colonies was afforded by the Acts passed in Colonial legislatures to encourage trade within the British Empire by ...
... Navy , they had now decided to double that amount . Then another striking proof of the growth of the Imperial mind in the Colonies was afforded by the Acts passed in Colonial legislatures to encourage trade within the British Empire by ...
Page 29
... Navy is quite strong enough to drive the Russian flag from the Pacific , while the Japanese ships have behind them close at hand all the resources of Japan , with her dockyards and coal - mines . Distance is enormously in Japan's favour ...
... Navy is quite strong enough to drive the Russian flag from the Pacific , while the Japanese ships have behind them close at hand all the resources of Japan , with her dockyards and coal - mines . Distance is enormously in Japan's favour ...
Page 30
... navy and army . They took no steps whatever to prepare for war , though Admiral Alexeieff had been deliberately planning a conflict It is not certain whether this ship is out of action , though she is reported to have been torpedoed ...
... navy and army . They took no steps whatever to prepare for war , though Admiral Alexeieff had been deliberately planning a conflict It is not certain whether this ship is out of action , though she is reported to have been torpedoed ...
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... navy as a serious force has ceased to exist . There still are Russian ships , built and building , but all confidence in the fleet is gone , and in the Russian personnel there must be just that demoralising sense of inferiority to the ...
... navy as a serious force has ceased to exist . There still are Russian ships , built and building , but all confidence in the fleet is gone , and in the Russian personnel there must be just that demoralising sense of inferiority to the ...
Page 53
... navy , subsidises that industry . The fishermen on the south and west coasts of England will not require to ponder over figures before they give their vote . They will vote for that policy which will put them on equal terms with their ...
... navy , subsidises that industry . The fishermen on the south and west coasts of England will not require to ponder over figures before they give their vote . They will vote for that policy which will put them on equal terms with their ...
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