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Page 173
... action ; for such action , judiciously planned and adequately exe- cuted , tends to keep the enemy's fleet where our own is , and therefore distant from our shores . " It is suggested , " wrote Nelson in 1801 , " that the Danish fleet ...
... action ; for such action , judiciously planned and adequately exe- cuted , tends to keep the enemy's fleet where our own is , and therefore distant from our shores . " It is suggested , " wrote Nelson in 1801 , " that the Danish fleet ...
Page 174
... action so soon after , by Cer- vera's defeat . It will be noted also , that Cámara and Cer- vera , having been separated by the primary dispositions of Spain , could not afterward unite . Security , therefore , is not always , nor most ...
... action so soon after , by Cer- vera's defeat . It will be noted also , that Cámara and Cer- vera , having been separated by the primary dispositions of Spain , could not afterward unite . Security , therefore , is not always , nor most ...
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... action . " " " These mobs consisted of " known and identifiable communists , members of the communist party of Panama and people who belonged to the vanguard of National Action , which is ... the Castro Communist Party in Panama ...
... action . " " " These mobs consisted of " known and identifiable communists , members of the communist party of Panama and people who belonged to the vanguard of National Action , which is ... the Castro Communist Party in Panama ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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