A Chat About the Navy
A Chat About the Navy
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S. Howe, First-class Battleship, lo heavy guns, 19 quick-firing guns, 7 others, 10, 300 tons dis- placement, 11, 500 horse power, 515 officers and men. 51. H. M. S. Dreadnought, First-class Battleship, 4 heavy guns, 6- quick-firing guns, 15 others, 10, 820 tons displacement, S, 2iO horse power, 440 officers and men. 52. Boatswain's Mate (First-class Petty officer). 53. Heaving the lead. 54. The lead. 55. The Chief Admirals of the great war. 56. II. M. S. Hero, Second-class Battleship, 6 heavy g...uns, 12 quick-liring guns, 5 others, 6, 200 tons displacement, 6, 000 horse power, 335 officers and men. 57. H. M. S. Inconstant; one of the last of the sailing frigates on her trial cruise. 58. Hand-FKig Signalling. 59. The Carpenter and his crew. 60. Pulling — " Give way ; bend your backs ; up with her ! " 61. H. M. S. Victory, First Rate Line-of- Battleship, 104 guns, 2, 164 tuns B. O. M. , 850 men. ^SSSHHpW^ She is here shown as flagship at rortsmoulh with her proper spars, which are now replaced l)y those of a frigate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Howe, First-class Battleship, lo heavy guns, 19 quick-firing guns, 7 others, 10, 300 tons dis- placement, 11, 500 horse power, 515 officers and men. 51. H. M. S. Dreadnought, First-class Battleship, 4 heavy guns, 6- quick-firing guns, 15 others, 10, 820 tons displacement, S, 2iO horse power, 440 officers and men. 52. Boatswain's Mate (First-class Petty officer). 53. Heaving the lead. 54. The lead. 55. The Chief Admirals of the great war. 56. II. M. S. Hero, Second-class Battleship, 6 heavy g...uns, 12 quick-liring guns, 5 others, 6, 200 tons displacement, 6, 000 horse power, 335 officers and men. 57. H. M. S. Inconstant; one of the last of the sailing frigates on her trial cruise. 58. Hand-FKig Signalling. 59. The Carpenter and his crew. 60. Pulling — " Give way ; bend your backs ; up with her ! " 61. H. M. S. Victory, First Rate Line-of- Battleship, 104 guns, 2, 164 tuns B. O. M. , 850 men. ^SSSHHpW^ She is here shown as flagship at rortsmoulh with her proper spars, which are now replaced l)y those of a frigate.
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