 is sufficiently improbable to make it the primary duty of the military authorities to organise our forces efficiently for the defence of this country". Although the memorandum claimed that " It has been considered in connection with the programme of the...  Sessional Papers - Page 18by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1902Full view - About this book
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...organise our forces efficiently for the defence of this country". Although the memorandum claimed that " It has been considered in connection with the programme of the Admiralty and with knowledge of the assistance which the Navy is capable of rendering. . .", it would appear to be completely at variance... | |
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