The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 119
... action was perfectly justified , because he was in markedly inferior force . The main British strength con- sisted of three battleships of the Barham class ( according to a newspaper message from New York , quoting Rome despatches ) ...
... action was perfectly justified , because he was in markedly inferior force . The main British strength con- sisted of three battleships of the Barham class ( according to a newspaper message from New York , quoting Rome despatches ) ...
Pagina 241
... action . To defeat Germany surely means defeating her army , not merely its air arm , and that means that our army must strike the final blow after the naval blockade and air action have paved the way . At present the British army is ...
... action . To defeat Germany surely means defeating her army , not merely its air arm , and that means that our army must strike the final blow after the naval blockade and air action have paved the way . At present the British army is ...
Pagina 525
... action that would be conclusive , that would bring the final defeat of the enemy nearer . The action at Taranto was just what was wanted ! To strike at Italy so hard and so often that she will sue for a separate peace does not seem at ...
... action that would be conclusive , that would bring the final defeat of the enemy nearer . The action at Taranto was just what was wanted ! To strike at Italy so hard and so often that she will sue for a separate peace does not seem at ...
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