Harper's Magazine, Volume 136Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1918 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 27
... bitter laugh . " An empty pistol ! ... I can't think of anything in life more galling . " • And with that he whipped open the door and went out . T HE British Merchant Marine has been in the thick THE EMPTY PISTOL 27.
... bitter laugh . " An empty pistol ! ... I can't think of anything in life more galling . " • And with that he whipped open the door and went out . T HE British Merchant Marine has been in the thick THE EMPTY PISTOL 27.
Page 28
... British mer- chantman in the South Atlantic , but hardly an echo is heard of the exploit of the British steamer that outwitted the same raider by navigating the uncharted passage of Nelson Strait , steaming where the pursuer refused to ...
... British mer- chantman in the South Atlantic , but hardly an echo is heard of the exploit of the British steamer that outwitted the same raider by navigating the uncharted passage of Nelson Strait , steaming where the pursuer refused to ...
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... British and Russian Governments for decorations , which I understand I shall re- ceive in due course . Now comes the return voyage , during which no mention is made of sub- marines , but this is likely due to the fact that the captain ...
... British and Russian Governments for decorations , which I understand I shall re- ceive in due course . Now comes the return voyage , during which no mention is made of sub- marines , but this is likely due to the fact that the captain ...
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... British captains are landed as prisoners in Ger- man ports by enemy sub- marines ; life - boats are shelled and drowning men left to their fate ; hospital ships , such as the Asturias and Lanfranc , with their cargo of wounded , are tor ...
... British captains are landed as prisoners in Ger- man ports by enemy sub- marines ; life - boats are shelled and drowning men left to their fate ; hospital ships , such as the Asturias and Lanfranc , with their cargo of wounded , are tor ...
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... British Consulate office and of fered to ram the ship at her wharf . But their offers were politely declined , and to - day she put to sea . Wireless plants up and down the coast of South America informed the raiders operating there of ...
... British Consulate office and of fered to ram the ship at her wharf . But their offers were politely declined , and to - day she put to sea . Wireless plants up and down the coast of South America informed the raiders operating there of ...
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