 Commonwealth and its coasts. They now beg to offer to the Empire an Australian Dreadnought, or such addition to its naval strength as may be determined after consultation with Naval and Military Conference in London, at which they will be represented.  Parliamentary Debates - Pagina 342door Australia. Parliament - 1909Volledige weergave - Over dit boek
 | 1909 - 1034 pagina’s
...Deakin succeeding Mr. Fisher as Prime Minister a further telegram was sent on the 4th Jane, offering the Empire an Australian ,,Dreadnought", or such addition...naval strength as may be determined after consultation in London.) || In view of these circumstances, His Majesty's Government considered the time was appropriate... | |
 | Henry Gyles Turner - 1911 - 346 pagina’s
...Parliament proposals for the defence of the Commonwealth, and on behalf of his Ministry said : — They now beg to offer to the Empire an Australian..."Dreadnought," or such addition to its naval strength as may be deterQ mined, after consultation at the Naval and Military Conference in London, at which they will... | |
 | David Stevens, John Reeve - 2003 - 387 pagina’s
...power in June 1909, the Australian contribution to imperial defence was expanded into the offer of 'a "Dreadnought" or such addition to its Naval strength as may be determined after consultation with London'. 2 The traditional understanding is that these offers of aid prompted the Admiralty or... | |
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