The triumph of unarmed forces (1914-1918) : an account of the transactions by which Germany during the Great War was able to obtain supplies prior to her collapse under the pressure of economic forces PDF
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rr>(cid:13) i(cid:13) THE TRIUMPH(cid:13) OF UNARMED FORCES(cid:13) 1914-1918(cid:13) A FRIEND IN NEED(cid:13) Germany. Who said ' God punish England ! ' ? God bless England, who(cid:13) lets us have the sinews of War.(cid:13) [From " I'UM-II.'(cid:13) THE TRIUMPH(cid:13) OF UNARMED FORCES(cid:13) (1914-1918)(cid:13) An accounot f the transactionbsy 'whichG ermanyd uring(cid:13) the Great War was able to obtain supplies(cid:13) prior to her collapseu ndert hep ressure(cid:13) of economfiocr ces(cid:13) BY(cid:13) REAR-ADMIRAL M. W. W. P. CONSETT,(cid:13) C.M.G.(cid:13) NAVAL ATTACHE IN SCANDINAVIA igiZ-igip(cid:13) NAVAL ADVISER TO THE SUPREME COUNCIL IQ2O(cid:13) ASSISTED BY(cid:13) CAPTAIN O. H. DANIEL, R.N.(cid:13) LONDON(cid:13) WILLIAMS AND NORGATE(cid:13) 14 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C. 2(cid:13) 1923(cid:13) Printed in Great Britain.(cid:13)
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