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... defence were deplored by hundreds of journalists and politicians and even by Tsar Nicholas of Russia who hoped that the international confer- ence at The Hague in 1899 might limit the expansion of armaments . The belief that the ...
... defence were deplored by hundreds of journalists and politicians and even by Tsar Nicholas of Russia who hoped that the international confer- ence at The Hague in 1899 might limit the expansion of armaments . The belief that the ...
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... defence , in 1885 the defence vote was £ 30 million , but by 1913 it had leaped to £ 75 million . In that year Britain , on the basis of population , spent more on defence than Germany and France and far more than Russia , Austria and ...
... defence , in 1885 the defence vote was £ 30 million , but by 1913 it had leaped to £ 75 million . In that year Britain , on the basis of population , spent more on defence than Germany and France and far more than Russia , Austria and ...
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... defence even during those decades when naval rivalry with France or Germany was in- tense . Defence received 60 per cent of their expenditure in 1860 , 50 per cent in 1885 , and only 44 per cent in 1913. In the light of those figures ...
... defence even during those decades when naval rivalry with France or Germany was in- tense . Defence received 60 per cent of their expenditure in 1860 , 50 per cent in 1885 , and only 44 per cent in 1913. In the light of those figures ...
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