America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ.C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... port of the United States . It is the point where the intracoastal waterway most directly emerges upon the high seas ... ports below the latter , it should always be of much value . But for the purposes of canal and other inland ...
... port of the United States . It is the point where the intracoastal waterway most directly emerges upon the high seas ... ports below the latter , it should always be of much value . But for the purposes of canal and other inland ...
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... port of our coast futile , since that port would be in inland communication by water with all other ports along the coast . An enemy's fleet approaching any part of our coast would be confronted by a mobile fleet . There has been talk ...
... port of our coast futile , since that port would be in inland communication by water with all other ports along the coast . An enemy's fleet approaching any part of our coast would be confronted by a mobile fleet . There has been talk ...
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... port to another - to wit , from Liverpool to Nassau , New Providence on the ground that it was contraband and was meant to be transshipped from the second port to a belligerent destination ; and that act was sustained by our 277 OUR ...
... port to another - to wit , from Liverpool to Nassau , New Providence on the ground that it was contraband and was meant to be transshipped from the second port to a belligerent destination ; and that act was sustained by our 277 OUR ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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