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Page 57
... Britain's sharpest weapons . The British used this weapon as determinedly as the Germans were to use sub- marines a century later , and moreover they applied the blockade to the ships of neutrals as well as enemies . As the United ...
... Britain's sharpest weapons . The British used this weapon as determinedly as the Germans were to use sub- marines a century later , and moreover they applied the blockade to the ships of neutrals as well as enemies . As the United ...
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... Britain fought the two Boer Republics between 1899 and 1902 she was aided by a high level of sup- port and even of jingoism at home . Though an anti - war party flourished in Britain it was far from as vigorous as the similar parties ...
... Britain fought the two Boer Republics between 1899 and 1902 she was aided by a high level of sup- port and even of jingoism at home . Though an anti - war party flourished in Britain it was far from as vigorous as the similar parties ...
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... Britain's entry into the First World War was thus similar to her entry into the French Revolutionary War in 1793 when France's occupation of ' Belgium ' had aroused British fears . The only difference was that in 1914 Britain did not ...
... Britain's entry into the First World War was thus similar to her entry into the French Revolutionary War in 1793 when France's occupation of ' Belgium ' had aroused British fears . The only difference was that in 1914 Britain did not ...
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