Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 188 |
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... and our Navy has never pretended , to see that we are as well proand obviously cannot pretend , to vided as our neighbours with exercise any effective control these extremely unwelcome and by strictly naval means over a quite novel ...
... and our Navy has never pretended , to see that we are as well proand obviously cannot pretend , to vided as our neighbours with exercise any effective control these extremely unwelcome and by strictly naval means over a quite novel ...
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... which in practice Size means gain in lifting allows at present a flight of power over areas , for the first about 150 miles at the rate cubes as the second squares . of 50 miles an hour without The temptation is therefore to ...
... which in practice Size means gain in lifting allows at present a flight of power over areas , for the first about 150 miles at the rate cubes as the second squares . of 50 miles an hour without The temptation is therefore to ...
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We shall in any tion , which means a “ sitter ' case possess the power which for the guns below . In prin- we lack of attacking hostile ciple it is in the air that the submarines , and thereby of airship must be fought , but the gaining ...
We shall in any tion , which means a “ sitter ' case possess the power which for the guns below . In prin- we lack of attacking hostile ciple it is in the air that the submarines , and thereby of airship must be fought , but the gaining ...
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... by bread and butter are the usual means of which hitherto undishes served at a first break- visited corners of of ... the already a genius for flavouring , and existing virtues of the Porthis does not mean that every tugese country ...
... by bread and butter are the usual means of which hitherto undishes served at a first break- visited corners of of ... the already a genius for flavouring , and existing virtues of the Porthis does not mean that every tugese country ...
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The have their own little ways of word “ wonk ” is a corruption letting the weary Britisher of the Chinese word “ wong , " know that they are pretty which means " yellow , " and most handy and keeping him com- of the “ wonks " are ...
The have their own little ways of word “ wonk ” is a corruption letting the weary Britisher of the Chinese word “ wong , " know that they are pretty which means " yellow , " and most handy and keeping him com- of the “ wonks " are ...
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