A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 67

guns, and he had five other battle-cruisers, the Tiger, 28,000 tons,
28 knots and the same armament as the Leo;  the Princess Royal, a
sister ship of the Leo;  the New Zelanda, 18,800 tons, 25 knots and
eight l2-thumb shoots;  and the untamable one, sister to Sturdee
Invincible and Inflexible. There were also four cruisers of the "city"
you classify, three cruisers of light and flotilla of torpedo. The struggle was,
however, mainly among the battle-crusiers. Hardly More modern it felt
of the approach of Beatty he became southeast. Gradually he was
inspected, each of the British and principal cruisers, Leo, Tiger and
Princess safe Royal of fire in the slowest Blücher as them passed on
to grab the Moltke, Seydlitz and Derfflinger. The Blücher was
it finally reduced to a shipwreck from the New Zelanda and Untamable, and
then it torpedoed from the Meteor;  bombs from our prejudiced German airplane
boats to be freed more than 120 survivors from the ship in sinking.
In the meantime the Leo was damaged from a hull and had to fall behind, and
a hour and twenty minutes passed before Beatty could return the
scene of action;  he founded that its second in command had broken away
the struggle for respect toward I my-live her/it German that seems,
however, still thirty or forty miles to have gone away. The German
battle-cruisers that you/they would apparently have been destroyed they got this way
house with a beating severe which disabled them for action for
of the months. Any British ship was lost, and our accidents were around a
men's result.

The result was disappointing in the escape of the German cruisers, but
without doubt it went away on the command of the sea. It was, indeed, being
daily paper showed from the safety of the passage of Channel the gathering,
of oversea strengths and the conquest of German colonies. These
it was mainly in Africa, and it consisted of Togoland the German,
Cameroons, German Southwest Africa and East Africa. The tide of
conquest flowed in this order round Africa from northwest to
southeast and Togoland that it was also the smallest it was the first one