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Page 267
... carried about a ton of ballast apiece to be at all stable , and they cannot have been easy in a sea , nor had they any value as cargo carriers . They must be regarded as war vessels , and it was in craft of this kind that the Anglo ...
... carried about a ton of ballast apiece to be at all stable , and they cannot have been easy in a sea , nor had they any value as cargo carriers . They must be regarded as war vessels , and it was in craft of this kind that the Anglo ...
Page 268
... carried out very neatly in the Sutton Hoo ship , and it is likely that the vessel was a particularly careful piece of work , done for a great man such as a king . It was a misfortune that the point of the prow pro- jecting from the ...
... carried out very neatly in the Sutton Hoo ship , and it is likely that the vessel was a particularly careful piece of work , done for a great man such as a king . It was a misfortune that the point of the prow pro- jecting from the ...
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... carry- ing two packages which he had slipped aboard back in Cabo Blanco . Mike Prepares a Sur- prise for the Squid ... carried in the jacketlike body of the cephalopod , from where it can be shot into the water . We had found that the ...
... carry- ing two packages which he had slipped aboard back in Cabo Blanco . Mike Prepares a Sur- prise for the Squid ... carried in the jacketlike body of the cephalopod , from where it can be shot into the water . We had found that the ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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