The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1918 |
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Page 117
... ships and the other things . To live longer too ashamed I am . After inquiry the nurse in charge of the case was absolved from all blame , it being clear that there had been no neglect on her part . But the position of Dr. Smith is ...
... ships and the other things . To live longer too ashamed I am . After inquiry the nurse in charge of the case was absolved from all blame , it being clear that there had been no neglect on her part . But the position of Dr. Smith is ...
Page 118
... the Allied navies should be combined together ; that certain ships should be selected for special service , and that the rest should continue to keep the sea . The special service was not defined ; but , as might have been.
... the Allied navies should be combined together ; that certain ships should be selected for special service , and that the rest should continue to keep the sea . The special service was not defined ; but , as might have been.
Page 119
... ships " practically unused . " As it also might have been expected , Mr. Churchill said no word of the officers and men who were scheduled to be lost at the same time . No one can accuse Mr. Churchill of exaggerating the value of human ...
... ships " practically unused . " As it also might have been expected , Mr. Churchill said no word of the officers and men who were scheduled to be lost at the same time . No one can accuse Mr. Churchill of exaggerating the value of human ...
Page 121
... ships cannot successfully be used against land forts , as the other proved fact that mines set afloat in a current float with the current and not against it . The proposal to attack at any cost also means the neglect of all detail upon ...
... ships cannot successfully be used against land forts , as the other proved fact that mines set afloat in a current float with the current and not against it . The proposal to attack at any cost also means the neglect of all detail upon ...
Page 124
... ships . It is better , he says , to destroy ships on his policy than to keep them on any other policy . It appears , therefore , that the Government are taking upon themselves to decide , not whether results are satisfactory or ...
... ships . It is better , he says , to destroy ships on his policy than to keep them on any other policy . It appears , therefore , that the Government are taking upon themselves to decide , not whether results are satisfactory or ...
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