Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... ships so powerfully armed that they can inflict the maximum of damage upon our op- ponents , and so well protected that they can suffer a severe hammering in return without fatal im- pairment of their ability to fight and manœuvre . Of ...
... ships so powerfully armed that they can inflict the maximum of damage upon our op- ponents , and so well protected that they can suffer a severe hammering in return without fatal im- pairment of their ability to fight and manœuvre . Of ...
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... ships , but only for defence ; that we must only have coast defence ships ; that is , we must win the fight not by hitting , but by parrying . If we had carried out that theory , Admiral Coghlan and his fellow - captains under Dewey ...
... ships , but only for defence ; that we must only have coast defence ships ; that is , we must win the fight not by hitting , but by parrying . If we had carried out that theory , Admiral Coghlan and his fellow - captains under Dewey ...
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... ships as a provocative for arbitration so far as the other man is concerned . We have now got our Navy up to a good point . We have built and are building forty armored ships . For a year or two , or two or three years , to come , what ...
... ships as a provocative for arbitration so far as the other man is concerned . We have now got our Navy up to a good point . We have built and are building forty armored ships . For a year or two , or two or three years , to come , what ...
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