Before the War
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" Germany might, indeed, as he had said, need a third training squadron, in addition to the two she had already in the North Sea. This we could easily meet by moving more of our ships 109 Before the War to northern . Waters, without having to increase the number we were building independently. But if she had the idea of adding to her fleet on a con- siderable scale we should be bound to lay down two keels to every one of her new ships, and the inevit- able result would be, no proportionate incr...ease in her strength relatively to ours, but of a certainty a good deal of bad feeling.
I may observe that at the date of this conversa- tion the new German Fleet Bill had not been made public, (and we knew nothing of its contents in London, excepting that a third squadron for train- ing was to be added to the two which were already there. For this purpose it had been said that a few ships and a moderate increase in personnel would be all that was required. Before I left Berlin the Emperor, as I mentioned in the preceding chapter, handed to me, with friendly frankness and with permission to show it to my colleagues, an advance copy of the new Bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Germany might, indeed, as he had said, need a third training squadron, in addition to the two she had already in the North Sea. This we could easily meet by moving more of our ships 109 Before the War to northern . Waters, without having to increase the number we were building independently. But if she had the idea of adding to her fleet on a con- siderable scale we should be bound to lay down two keels to every one of her new ships, and the inevit- able result would be, no proportionate incr...ease in her strength relatively to ours, but of a certainty a good deal of bad feeling.
I may observe that at the date of this conversa- tion the new German Fleet Bill had not been made public, (and we knew nothing of its contents in London, excepting that a third squadron for train- ing was to be added to the two which were already there. For this purpose it had been said that a few ships and a moderate increase in personnel would be all that was required. Before I left Berlin the Emperor, as I mentioned in the preceding chapter, handed to me, with friendly frankness and with permission to show it to my colleagues, an advance copy of the new Bill.
What to read after Before the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Haldane Richard Burdon Haldane Haldane to read onlineMoreLess
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