A Little book of Naval Wisdom
A Little book of Naval Wisdom
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* The debt which the Army owes to the Navy grows ever greater as the years pass, and is deeply realized by all ranks of the 43 NAVAL WISDOM British Armies in France. As a result of the unceasing vigilance of the Navy, the enemy's hope that his policy of un- restricted submarine warfare would hamper our operations in France and Flanders has been most signally disappointed. The immense quantities of ammunition and material required by the Army, and the large numbers of men sent to us as drafts, c...ontinue to reach us with un- failing regularity. Sir Douglas Haig, " London Gazette, " January 18, 1918.
Nothing, nothing in the world, nothing that you may think of, or dream of, or anyone may tell you ; no arguments however specious, no appeals however seductive, must lead you to abandon that naval supremacy on which the life of our country depends. And not only the life of our country. The British Navy has preserved for the third time in history the freedom of the world against a military tyrant ; against Philip II of Spain, against Napoleon, against the Kaiser William.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* The debt which the Army owes to the Navy grows ever greater as the years pass, and is deeply realized by all ranks of the 43 NAVAL WISDOM British Armies in France. As a result of the unceasing vigilance of the Navy, the enemy's hope that his policy of un- restricted submarine warfare would hamper our operations in France and Flanders has been most signally disappointed. The immense quantities of ammunition and material required by the Army, and the large numbers of men sent to us as drafts, c...ontinue to reach us with un- failing regularity. Sir Douglas Haig, " London Gazette, " January 18, 1918.
Nothing, nothing in the world, nothing that you may think of, or dream of, or anyone may tell you ; no arguments however specious, no appeals however seductive, must lead you to abandon that naval supremacy on which the life of our country depends. And not only the life of our country. The British Navy has preserved for the third time in history the freedom of the world against a military tyrant ; against Philip II of Spain, against Napoleon, against the Kaiser William.
What to read after A Little book of Naval Wisdom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Felix Baker Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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