The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 156
... navy guarded the security of American citizens all the world over . President Coolidge formulated his views with all his superficial lucidity : Our Government has certain rights and duties toward our own citizens and their property ...
... navy guarded the security of American citizens all the world over . President Coolidge formulated his views with all his superficial lucidity : Our Government has certain rights and duties toward our own citizens and their property ...
Pagina 253
... Navy , would have been critical . But owing to the action of the Government that peril was removed by the seizure or immobilisation of most of the important units under the Tricolour . Though the Royal Navy has to bear now , without aid ...
... Navy , would have been critical . But owing to the action of the Government that peril was removed by the seizure or immobilisation of most of the important units under the Tricolour . Though the Royal Navy has to bear now , without aid ...
Pagina 451
... Navy in June , and it was obvious that the complete remoulding of our strategical plans that was forced on us by that development must affect , momentarily at any rate , the whole span of our naval effort . Was it , however , to be only ...
... Navy in June , and it was obvious that the complete remoulding of our strategical plans that was forced on us by that development must affect , momentarily at any rate , the whole span of our naval effort . Was it , however , to be only ...
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