Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 178W. Blackwood & Sons, 1905 - Scotland |
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The red ensign , and that alone , is all that every British subject is entitled to fly in his own right , unless he has arms and chooses to hoist his own banner or pennon . For a couple of guineas anybody can have his arms done upon ...
The red ensign , and that alone , is all that every British subject is entitled to fly in his own right , unless he has arms and chooses to hoist his own banner or pennon . For a couple of guineas anybody can have his arms done upon ...
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Gibraltar was already a British posses- sion , and was of great service as a base for the ships em- ployed in the Mediterranean . The British fleets assumed the offensive , and defeated the enemy before they could con- centrate and ...
Gibraltar was already a British posses- sion , and was of great service as a base for the ships em- ployed in the Mediterranean . The British fleets assumed the offensive , and defeated the enemy before they could con- centrate and ...
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It is omitted advisedly , because the primary object of the British Navy is not to defend anything , but to attack the fleets of the enemy , and , by defeating them , to afford protection to British dominions , shipping , and commerce .
It is omitted advisedly , because the primary object of the British Navy is not to defend anything , but to attack the fleets of the enemy , and , by defeating them , to afford protection to British dominions , shipping , and commerce .
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England has a real duty in India , and , though the great work of practical administration must be done by the men on the spot , it is the British nation that , before the world , stands pledged for the right performance of it .
England has a real duty in India , and , though the great work of practical administration must be done by the men on the spot , it is the British nation that , before the world , stands pledged for the right performance of it .
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... and control of the civil government of British India is not vested in the Governor - General , but in the Governor - General - inCouncil ; that the superintendence , direction , and control of the military government of British ...
... and control of the civil government of British India is not vested in the Governor - General , but in the Governor - General - inCouncil ; that the superintendence , direction , and control of the military government of British ...
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