The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 352
... military machine as he found it , and applying to every part of it the test of fighting efficiency , to have discarded every unnecessary embellishment , replaced every worn out component , fitted new connexions and so produced a machine ...
... military machine as he found it , and applying to every part of it the test of fighting efficiency , to have discarded every unnecessary embellishment , replaced every worn out component , fitted new connexions and so produced a machine ...
Page 357
... military momentum ; the heavier the weight and the greater the velocity , the more ' resistless the blow . ' * This , indeed , was for us the real lesson of the Russo - Japanese war ; and we must accept it as an axiom of our faith that ...
... military momentum ; the heavier the weight and the greater the velocity , the more ' resistless the blow . ' * This , indeed , was for us the real lesson of the Russo - Japanese war ; and we must accept it as an axiom of our faith that ...
Page 365
... military system allowed , it caused the least avoidable disturbance in every category of force we possessed , and allotted to each the duty for which it was constitutionally fitted . It was the first and last and only military system ...
... military system allowed , it caused the least avoidable disturbance in every category of force we possessed , and allotted to each the duty for which it was constitutionally fitted . It was the first and last and only military system ...
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1 Report of South African Convention 19089 | 1 |
Saint Catherine of Genoa and her Friends | 34 |
Fleets Great Britain and Foreign Countries | 57 |
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