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Kenneth Poolman has made the story of one ship tell the larger tale of Britain in duress, fighting for her life. We see the great battles and the long patrols of the Arctic and the Norwegian shore, of the North Sea, the Channel and the Western Approaches, and of Crete and Malta
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Kenneth Poolman has made the story of one ship tell the larger tale of Britain in duress, fighting for her life. We see the great battles and the long patrols of the Arctic and the Norwegian shore, of the North Sea, the Channel and the Western Approaches, and of Crete and Malta
author=Kenneth Poolman
pages=220
Published=1969
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 400 g |
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