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In selecting the representative sea-fighters, the author has tried to choose men of real distinction whose deeds of valour are conspicuous in their nations history and whose achievments, taken in there preper chronological order make a continuous story of naval history.
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In selecting the representative sea-fighters, the author has tried to choose men of real distinction whose deeds of valour are conspicuous in their nations history and whose achievments, taken in there preper chronological order make a continuous story of naval history.
Author=C.L. Lewis
pages=307
Published=1930
Book Condtion=Ex Special Naval Collection .library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 660 g |
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A book about the Royal Navy at work and at play, at home and abroad. Professionalism and humor are the key notes of this book.
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