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Sivu 19
... are all either Naval schoolmasters or pupil teachers from Greenwich Hospital
School, who are preparing as schoolmasters: they are men admirably trained for
the purpose, and I know nowhere a more efficient and well prepared body.
... are all either Naval schoolmasters or pupil teachers from Greenwich Hospital
School, who are preparing as schoolmasters: they are men admirably trained for
the purpose, and I know nowhere a more efficient and well prepared body.
Sivu 28
So far as it goes the method is good, as these boys are kept for a long time under
good discipline and training, having the advantages of exercise afloat in the
tender to the Austerlitz and leaving the ship altogether better prepared to rise ...
So far as it goes the method is good, as these boys are kept for a long time under
good discipline and training, having the advantages of exercise afloat in the
tender to the Austerlitz and leaving the ship altogether better prepared to rise ...
Sivu 46
A man-of-war is a fighting machine, and every thing on board should be prepared
and equipped with a view to fitness for that common end. The boats may be used
for fighting and very often are ; sometimes more than the ship is: therefore I say ...
A man-of-war is a fighting machine, and every thing on board should be prepared
and equipped with a view to fitness for that common end. The boats may be used
for fighting and very often are ; sometimes more than the ship is: therefore I say ...
Sivu 84
Poustehine was prepared in person to fire the torpedo by hand if the automatic
apparatus did not work, but the explosion took place unexpectedly before the
spar touched the hull of the enemy's vessel, and the Idjalieh was only subjected
to ...
Poustehine was prepared in person to fire the torpedo by hand if the automatic
apparatus did not work, but the explosion took place unexpectedly before the
spar touched the hull of the enemy's vessel, and the Idjalieh was only subjected
to ...
Sivu 112
... was prepared by him, not with any view of publication, but simply to tell his
children the story of his life. It is to their kindness that the Naval Institute is
indebted for the possession of the manuscript and the permission to make it
public.
... was prepared by him, not with any view of publication, but simply to tell his
children the story of his life. It is to their kindness that the Naval Institute is
indebted for the possession of the manuscript and the permission to make it
public.
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| Otsikko | Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 6 |
| Kirjoittaja | United States Naval Institute |
| Kustantaja | U.S. Naval Institute, 1880 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Michiganin yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 20. heinäkuu 2011 |
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