America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... submarine pirates of Germany were ominously interfering . In spite of all that the Allies could do , the submarines were destroying their commerce far faster than they could replace it by building or by purchase . The losses amounted to ...
... submarine pirates of Germany were ominously interfering . In spite of all that the Allies could do , the submarines were destroying their commerce far faster than they could replace it by building or by purchase . The losses amounted to ...
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... submarines and by cruisers . Several German cruisers for a long time evaded the pursuit of British ships , and cruised about the world destroying many British vessels , But by far the greater part of the destruction on both sides was ...
... submarines and by cruisers . Several German cruisers for a long time evaded the pursuit of British ships , and cruised about the world destroying many British vessels , But by far the greater part of the destruction on both sides was ...
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... submarines . Thus the British lost 69 vessels of all types , and Germany lost 53 , besides an unknown number of submarines and probably some more destroyers . The British vessels lost , omitting submarines , mine - sweepers , etc ...
... submarines . Thus the British lost 69 vessels of all types , and Germany lost 53 , besides an unknown number of submarines and probably some more destroyers . The British vessels lost , omitting submarines , mine - sweepers , etc ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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