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Page 154
... position , and the army man who was unfaithful or in- competent learned soon that his uniform was no protection from censure or trans- fer to other duty . One of the most conspicuous examples of the colonel's unmilitary policy was the ...
... position , and the army man who was unfaithful or in- competent learned soon that his uniform was no protection from censure or trans- fer to other duty . One of the most conspicuous examples of the colonel's unmilitary policy was the ...
Page 166
... position , in that it decides that the position of the fleet shall be single , not dual . It is purposed here to apply these remarks to the case of the United States Navy , under the conditions consequent upon the completion of the ...
... position , in that it decides that the position of the fleet shall be single , not dual . It is purposed here to apply these remarks to the case of the United States Navy , under the conditions consequent upon the completion of the ...
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... position . Not that position is of less than great importance . The Russian battle - fleet would have been much better placed in the Far East than in the Baltic . It was not adequate to both , as the event proved ; but , if it had been ...
... position . Not that position is of less than great importance . The Russian battle - fleet would have been much better placed in the Far East than in the Baltic . It was not adequate to both , as the event proved ; but , if it had been ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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