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Pagina 59
... defence programmes when the war began give us only a net increase of seven ships — and yet the Navy is expected to extend our naval defence into the second hemi- sphere . Mr. George Dandin expects his seamen to be superhuman . America ...
... defence programmes when the war began give us only a net increase of seven ships — and yet the Navy is expected to extend our naval defence into the second hemi- sphere . Mr. George Dandin expects his seamen to be superhuman . America ...
Pagina 168
... defence or the common defence of the Empire . We were proud of that policy . To - day we may realise its inadequacy to meet dangers we should perhaps have foreseen . But it ill becomes those who , in the past , were most vocal in ...
... defence or the common defence of the Empire . We were proud of that policy . To - day we may realise its inadequacy to meet dangers we should perhaps have foreseen . But it ill becomes those who , in the past , were most vocal in ...
Pagina 244
... defence and defence only , could accept no other criterion . But a Germany armed for self- defence is also armed for offence . A Germany , able to defend herself , is also able to attack her neighbours - and is , indeed , by far the ...
... defence and defence only , could accept no other criterion . But a Germany armed for self- defence is also armed for offence . A Germany , able to defend herself , is also able to attack her neighbours - and is , indeed , by far the ...
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