The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... ships . To be sure , forts are built on the shore for the purpose of defense against such attacks . But it has been found that forts alone are not enough . Armed ships are Copyright , A. G. Peabody The new navy is very different from ...
... ships . To be sure , forts are built on the shore for the purpose of defense against such attacks . But it has been found that forts alone are not enough . Armed ships are Copyright , A. G. Peabody The new navy is very different from ...
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... ships and sailors from such a fate . In 1794 our government thought that it would not be possible for the United States to make a suitable arrangement of this kind , and so it was decided to build ships of war so as to be able to compel ...
... ships and sailors from such a fate . In 1794 our government thought that it would not be possible for the United States to make a suitable arrangement of this kind , and so it was decided to build ships of war so as to be able to compel ...
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... ships , two brigs , one schooner , and one sloop . " 28. The ships which made so glorious a record for the American navy in those two wars were built of wood and equipped with sails . Steam was not yet used to propel vessels . In our ...
... ships , two brigs , one schooner , and one sloop . " 28. The ships which made so glorious a record for the American navy in those two wars were built of wood and equipped with sails . Steam was not yet used to propel vessels . In our ...
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