The Cambridge History of the British Empire: The Empire-Commonwealth, 1870-1919John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... of possible war with France and Russia , Germany not even being mentioned . ... the task of attempting to outbuild Britain being seen to be neither economically possible nor any longer desirable ; Britain , moreover , was now more ...
... of possible war with France and Russia , Germany not even being mentioned . ... the task of attempting to outbuild Britain being seen to be neither economically possible nor any longer desirable ; Britain , moreover , was now more ...
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FISHER AND THE DREADNOUGHT BATTLESHIP 579 naval withdrawals , comparable to Cardwell's withdrawal of the imperial garrisons , made it possible for the Admiralty to strike off the effective list 113 sloops , gunboats , slow cruisers ...
FISHER AND THE DREADNOUGHT BATTLESHIP 579 naval withdrawals , comparable to Cardwell's withdrawal of the imperial garrisons , made it possible for the Admiralty to strike off the effective list 113 sloops , gunboats , slow cruisers ...
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This difficulty had already appeared at Brussels in 1874. Germany and the other Continental Powers naturally wished to restrict privileges of the Convention — such as the status of prisoner of war — as nearly as possible to professional ...
This difficulty had already appeared at Brussels in 1874. Germany and the other Continental Powers naturally wished to restrict privileges of the Convention — such as the status of prisoner of war — as nearly as possible to professional ...
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