Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen178W. Blackwood & Sons, 1905 |
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... officers and men : they also lost thirty - five field - guns and a proportionate amount of stores and ammunition . The Japan- ese casualties in one of the three armies engaged was 16,000 . If we add 20,000 to this number to cover the ...
... officers and men : they also lost thirty - five field - guns and a proportionate amount of stores and ammunition . The Japan- ese casualties in one of the three armies engaged was 16,000 . If we add 20,000 to this number to cover the ...
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... officer's ears . But with the Japanese how different ! Their unity of purpose and fixed idea was sufficient to eradicate even the jealousy of the sister ser- vices . In the common cause the rivalries of Army and Navy were relegated to ...
... officer's ears . But with the Japanese how different ! Their unity of purpose and fixed idea was sufficient to eradicate even the jealousy of the sister ser- vices . In the common cause the rivalries of Army and Navy were relegated to ...
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... officer's patrol had insinuated itself between Antanshan and Haicheng , and destroyed quite a credit- able distance of Japanese per- manent way . Wiseacres of pro - Russian proclivity shook their heads , and said that “ the world would ...
... officer's patrol had insinuated itself between Antanshan and Haicheng , and destroyed quite a credit- able distance of Japanese per- manent way . Wiseacres of pro - Russian proclivity shook their heads , and said that “ the world would ...
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SWAPPING HORSES . MILITARY SUBMARINE MINING . The most recent develop- Executive officers , has for a. THE subject of Military Sub- marine Mining , first brought into practical notice during the American War , was sub- sequently taken up ...
SWAPPING HORSES . MILITARY SUBMARINE MINING . The most recent develop- Executive officers , has for a. THE subject of Military Sub- marine Mining , first brought into practical notice during the American War , was sub- sequently taken up ...
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... officers do not alto- gether subscribe . One admiral , Sir E. Fremantle , has publicly differed from them recently . ( 7 ) European politics are un- settled , and the Imperial Defence Committee have nothing ready to take the place of ...
... officers do not alto- gether subscribe . One admiral , Sir E. Fremantle , has publicly differed from them recently . ( 7 ) European politics are un- settled , and the Imperial Defence Committee have nothing ready to take the place of ...
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