The American Monthly Review of Reviews, Volumen18Review of Reviews, 1898 |
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... ships of the latter were far inferior , both in type and number ; but by un- ceasing evolutions he had secured a trained per- sonnel to fight them ; by concentration of fire he hoped to offset superior armament ; by chain cables he ...
... ships of the latter were far inferior , both in type and number ; but by un- ceasing evolutions he had secured a trained per- sonnel to fight them ; by concentration of fire he hoped to offset superior armament ; by chain cables he ...
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... ships have small chance to use them effectively in battle , and as being more dangerous to friend than foe . Naval construct- ors are again reiterating that little or no wood shall be used in war vessels ; the smoke from it is ...
... ships have small chance to use them effectively in battle , and as being more dangerous to friend than foe . Naval construct- ors are again reiterating that little or no wood shall be used in war vessels ; the smoke from it is ...
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... ships or guns of the best modern construction . It was in the ability to make use of the ships and the guns that their fatal deficiency lay . On this point Mr. Maxim says : The Spaniards were able to purchase some of the best cruisers ...
... ships or guns of the best modern construction . It was in the ability to make use of the ships and the guns that their fatal deficiency lay . On this point Mr. Maxim says : The Spaniards were able to purchase some of the best cruisers ...
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Ladies Home Journal reviewed 101 226 350 473 608 | 101 |
Map of Country Between Baiquiri and Santiago | 170 |
Map Showing Position of American Troops After | 176 |
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