A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 58

men were drowned. A fourth cruiser, the Hawke was torpedoed away
Aberdeen 15 October and January 1 st 1915 the Formidable one, of
15,000 tons, Beginning Point was sunk away on its way to the Dardanelles,
with a loss of 600 of his/her crew. However, the Germans were not immune
in their submarine country. H.M.S. Birmingham beat and sank a
The German submarine 6 August the Rate did, the likes 25 October,
and U18 was sunk 23 November;  Same Weddigen was beaten, with the
loss of his/her submarine and all on axle, later from the Dreadnought.

The British losses from mine and submarine it created some dissatisfaction on
the earth that our naval strategy was defensive rather than
offensive;  and military critics whose notions of naval war were
deduced by the study of German text-books on the principles of war
on earth, it continually pressed for a more active policy, and churches because
our superior military harbor didn't treat the German Fleet as the German army
treated his/her enemies in France and Belgium. That he was forgotten
who possesses all they have to be always on the defensive;  it owes us to be
anything tangible to attack in front of there you/he/she can be an offensive, and
you/he/she would be been able to be any Trafalgars there it had held Napoleon his/her fleet in
harbour. The abandonment of the tall seas of the blocked German military Marina
a naval battle and the defensive strength of defenses of harbour that
Nelson held out of Toulon had increased as to vastly do him/it
firmer for Jellicoe to penetrate Wilhelmshaven or Kiel. Naval power,
what the war tried to be never real on sea, you/he/she had shown
weak being never on beach. The mine and the submarine
made the bombardment sustained of the fortifications of earth a dangerous
you practise, and touching batteries on beach were more than a match for
ships, because they could not be sunk and you/they could be more easily
sheltered or it replaced. There were wild dreams of strengths to disembark British
on coasts of German, and he/she anchors you alarm wilder on German armies
coming down on British beaches;  but the only unloading effected on hostile