The Monthly Review, Volume 21Sir Henry John Newbolt, Charles Hanbury-Williams J. Murray, 1905 - Art |
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Page 74
... fleet was more powerful than was the German fleet , for it had a greater tonnage . On paper the French fleet is still 50 per cent . stronger , especially in battleships , than is the German fleet , as may be seen by the following ...
... fleet was more powerful than was the German fleet , for it had a greater tonnage . On paper the French fleet is still 50 per cent . stronger , especially in battleships , than is the German fleet , as may be seen by the following ...
Page 75
... fleets , their junction , in case of a war with Germany , cannot be undertaken without the gravest risks , even if the two French fleets combined should actually possess a very decided superiority over the fleet of Germany . France must ...
... fleets , their junction , in case of a war with Germany , cannot be undertaken without the gravest risks , even if the two French fleets combined should actually possess a very decided superiority over the fleet of Germany . France must ...
Page 83
... fleet was a godsend to the German Navy and to the German Admiralty , for it supplied an ocular demonstration to all Germany that an enormous increase of the German fleet was an absolute necessity . Of course , all thinking Germans are ...
... fleet was a godsend to the German Navy and to the German Admiralty , for it supplied an ocular demonstration to all Germany that an enormous increase of the German fleet was an absolute necessity . Of course , all thinking Germans are ...
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