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quadgram	frequency
on the other hand	67
at the same time	35
in a position to	23
of the german people	22
in the course of	20
of the united states	20
the strength of the	20
in case of war	17
of the german empire	17
in time of peace	17
the fact that the	16
on the one hand	16
the character of the	16
be in a position	16
the interests of the	15
position in the world	15
the development of the	15
of the german fleet	15
on the other side	15
of the triple alliance	14
in spite of the	14
that is to say	14
the power of the	14
of the german navy	14
in the first place	13
for the first time	13
i said to myself	13
the hands of the	13
there can be no	13
as a matter of	13
duty of the state	13
in the case of	13
if we wish to	13
to be able to	13
of the grand fleet	13
in spite of all	12
of the british navy	12
the training of the	12
in view of the	11
in the hands of	11
one of the most	11
in the hour of	11
so far as i	11
from the standpoint of	11
in the middle of	11
it is possible to	11
be regarded as a	11
of the german ships	11
the duty of the	11
in such a way	11
on a war footing	11
the navy act of	10
of a war with	10
in command of the	10
the history of the	10
in the far east	10
the value of the	10
the end of the	10
a matter of fact	10
power of the state	10
in the north sea	10
the efficiency of the	10
the command of the	10
would be able to	10
in the life of	10
the protection of the	9
in order to be	9
the requirements of the	9
the forces of the	9
would have to be	9
with a view to	9
the united states of	9
it is impossible to	9
the nature of things	9
was one of the	9
the outbreak of war	9
in the midst of	9
operations over the sea	9
and at the same	9
of the state to	9
the head of the	9
it seems to me	9
the continent of europe	9
the middle of the	9
in the event of	9
of the general staff	9
at the end of	8
in a low voice	8
in the sphere of	8
the beginning of the	8
in the history of	8
it is difficult to	8
on the continent of	8
the rest of the	8
in accordance with the	8
such a way that	8
german ships at scapa	8
it was not until	8
not be able to	8
duties of the state	8
the greater part of	8
to the fact that	8
by force of arms	8
the point of view	8
in the interests of	8
under the protection of	8
at the present day	8
command of the sea	8
towards the end of	8
for the protection of	8
at the cost of	8
on the one side	8
of the transport fleet	8
the officers of the	8
ships at scapa flow	8
can be no doubt	8
that it would be	8
admiral of the fleet	8
under the influence of	8
the other side of	8
at the head of	8
a member of the	7
there was not a	7
of officers and men	7
the side of the	7
at a time when	7
on a peace footing	7
may be regarded as	7
will be able to	7
in combination with the	7
of the german nation	7
on account of the	7
the operations of the	7
the length of the	7
of the north sea	7
the duties of the	7
at the time of	7
in connection with the	7
a great deal of	7
on a large scale	7
put into the field	7
of the navy act	7
other side of the	7
the same time the	7
the possibility of a	7
the course of the	7
the passage of the	7
the life of the	7
interests of the state	7
in consequence of the	7
in the heart of	7
in event of war	7
as well as the	7
if it is to	7
but it is not	6
of the army corps	6
in addition to the	6
a naval war with	6
in the german navy	6
as a world power	6
laid the foundations of	6
the manner in which	6
the commander of the	6
in proportion to the	6
by the side of	6
it is necessary to	6
german battle cruiser moltke	6
the construction of a	6
it must be remembered	6
the superiority of the	6
for a moment i	6
the headquarters of the	6
the military power of	6
in the domain of	6
one of the ships	6
back to my room	6
the position of the	6
the time of the	6
it is to be	6
the conception of the	6
exercising in the flow	6
on the basis of	6
the size of the	6
he looked at me	6
the control of the	6
it is interesting to	6
at the beginning of	6
an increase of the	6
out of the question	6
be found in the	6
on the part of	6
there is no doubt	6
with an air of	6
member of the triple	6
a part of the	6
he said with a	6
in a certain sense	6
in order to secure	6
in the british navy	6
of a modern army	6
for the sake of	6
as soon as the	6
in the act of	6
the needs of the	6
some idea of the	6
the ministry of marine	6
of the last century	6
from the point of	6
of the nineteenth century	6
at the present time	6
the whole of the	6
and for a moment	5
but it was not	5
of the standing army	5
there is only one	5
the heart of the	5
in favour of the	5
it will be a	5
united states of north	5
if it is not	5
care must be taken	5
states of north america	5
will be in a	5
he said in a	5
of universal military service	5
in the national school	5
is due to the	5
all over the world	5
the greatest naval power	5
of the human race	5
in the german fleet	5
what do you mean	5
any length of time	5
the troops and the	5
the idea of the	5
a minute or two	5
the war of the	5
a total of guns	5
in the face of	5
for the construction of	5
on the north sea	5
of the peace idea	5
the time when the	5
the ships of the	5
forces of the nation	5
the preparation for war	5
the maintenance of peace	5
under the control of	5
with the exception of	5
the german fleet was	5
on the open sea	5
this must be added	5
the formation of a	5
to that of the	5
of the expedition corps	5
navies of the world	5
the navies of the	5
in the fact that	5
the internal affairs of	5
in the following year	5
in the development of	5
in the training of	5
doubt on this point	5
the tactical value of	5
opinion as to the	5
must be remembered that	5
there was nothing to	5
of the great elector	5
must be made in	5
point of view of	5
the soul of the	5
the eventuality of a	5
under the pressure of	5
the growth of the	5
ships of the line	5
the states of the	5
of the state and	5
said in a low	5
it is recommended that	5
of the great powers	5
conception of the state	5
so long as the	5
a war with england	5
in the last resort	5
the result of the	5
of the base ships	5
in a state of	5
a large number of	5
against the united states	5
for the time being	5
based on the nature	5
of the battle fleet	5
the edge of the	5
the progress of the	5
i could not help	5
the freedom of the	5
the fact that we	5
in a war against	5
as far as possible	5
of the ships of	5
does not seem to	5
on the nature of	5
of the political situation	5
large sections of the	5
if we look at	5
in one of the	5
have been able to	5
the task of the	5
at the outbreak of	5
catch a glimpse of	5
at the decisive point	5
to this must be	5
of the field army	5
position as a world	4
the british navy was	4
the spirit of the	4
of the state must	4
be no doubt that	4
is not to be	4
would be compelled to	4
arms to each other	4
to the conclusion that	4
further the interests of	4
i should like to	4
greater part of the	4
the employment of masses	4
interests of the community	4
it was only after	4
the american war of	4
to have a free	4
must be regarded as	4
military point of view	4
the shortest possible time	4
of the foreign service	4
far as i know	4
of frederick the great	4
the preparations for war	4
the attitude of the	4
of the population in	4
of the modern german	4
at the close of	4
on the strength of	4
i was a little	4
of the strength of	4
american war of secession	4
from the north sea	4
the founding of the	4
german battle cruiser derfflinger	4
as if it had	4
the length of time	4
it is certain that	4
sail of the line	4
of the members of	4
the necessary number of	4
a strong german fleet	4
the house of commons	4
i believe that the	4
life of the individual	4
it may be assumed	4
mounting a total of	4
the intellectual and moral	4
the position of germany	4
chapters by the editor	4
the idea of universal	4
the government and the	4
with the help of	4
in this connection the	4
the date of the	4
the first time in	4
had not been for	4
the vessels of the	4
must be kept in	4
in order that the	4
for a few moments	4
part of the house	4
the german ships at	4
the conduct of the	4
the course of a	4
in a short time	4
the present german emperor	4
under the orders of	4
or large armoured cruisers	4
the state must be	4
the war of liberation	4
she said with a	4
the empire of the	4
from the triple alliance	4
be given to the	4
strength of the german	4
it is hard to	4
of germany in the	4
the way in which	4
the armaments of the	4
the carrying out of	4
and one of the	4
at the time when	4
in one way or	4
battle or large armoured	4
so far as they	4
by the fact that	4
she looked at me	4
the mass of the	4
german battle cruiser hindenburg	4
but at the same	4
united states of america	4
the english point of	4
is one of the	4
to be kept in	4
in the way of	4
to make up for	4
the powers of the	4
than in any other	4
into the hands of	4
the growing power of	4
junior army and navy	4
at a moment when	4
in event of a	4
at the risk of	4
so far as the	4
european theatre of war	4
the members of the	4
in the british fleet	4
present and the future	4
of the long fleet	4
the removal of the	4
in the early years	4
the grand fleet base	4
the construction of ships	4
it would be a	4
the first half of	4
value of the troops	4
at the present moment	4
among the great powers	4
make up for lost	4
a glimpse of the	4
on a german destroyer	4
head of the population	4
of the first importance	4
be able to prevent	4
course of the war	4
from the land side	4
the present and the	4
in the light of	4
for the attainment of	4
the interest of the	4
the defeat of the	4
the early years of	4
battleships in the distance	4
the next naval war	4
i could think of	4
the kaiser wilhelm canal	4
of the open door	4
the mouth of the	4
the cost of the	4
the object of the	4
officers of the general	4
the defence of our	4
english point of view	4
are based on the	4
the essential nature of	4
the case of the	4
first half of the	4
at the disposal of	4
mails for the fleet	4
our preparations for war	4
the teaching of history	4
training in the larger	4
it is a question	4
war of the future	4
fighting strength of the	4
of ships of the	4
the navy at scapa	4
for a long time	4
the authority of the	4
freedom of the seas	4
if we succeed in	4
it has always been	4
the orders of the	4
what do you think	4
was not until the	4
it is out of	4
one of the principal	4
a certain number of	4
in the following pages	4
conduct of the war	4
the emperor william i	4
it is clear that	4
the distribution of the	4
i had ceased to	4
scuttling of the german	4
squadron exercising in the	4
to further the interests	4
no doubt as to	4
a sufficient number of	4
a few years later	4
the population in the	4
the scuttling of the	4
the success of the	4
for the naval war	4
of the latin race	4
in the internal affairs	4
at the foot of	4
to be done in	4
order to be able	4
be put into the	4
no doubt on this	4
a few minutes later	4
the grand fleet and	4
the majority of the	4
be seen from the	4
is by no means	4
so far as it	4
between the two countries	4
on the high seas	4
a good deal of	4
to the north sea	4
with the object of	4
german battle cruiser seydlitz	4
the pressure of the	4
the limits of the	4
parts of the field	4
branches of the service	4
being towed south to	4
the terms of the	4
on the quarterdeck of	4
the british and german	4
of the land forces	4
the german navy has	4
it had not been	4
the organization of the	4
the part of the	4
of the value of	4
but it must be	4
it was necessary to	4
per head of the	4
the defence of the	4
of the british fleet	4
the orkneys and shetlands	4
we must endeavour to	4
for the maintenance of	4
in the british service	4
a free hand in	4
history of the german	4
the influence of the	4
is out of the	4
of the armoured cruisers	4
hand in hand with	4
at the age of	4
if it had not	4
political preparation for war	4
the sovereignty of the	4
must be able to	4
it is evident that	4
for any length of	4
the help of the	4
the policy of the	4
early years of the	4
battle squadron exercising in	4
of france and russia	4
naval war with england	4
for the building of	4
than that of the	4
the transport fleet and	4
in the nature of	4
that there was no	4
of german naval policy	4
of the german spirit	4
world power or downfall	4
for the rest of	4
at the back of	4
must be taken to	4
the whole course of	4
the basis of the	4
the principle of the	4
passage of the navy	4
tactical value of the	4
for the most part	4
she looked at him	3
be kept in view	3
it seemed to me	3
is made up of	3
the powers of europe	3
that it will be	3
the protection of her	3
said tiel in a	3
the greatness of the	3
the act of was	3
be made to do	3
in the end the	3
the heavy artillery of	3
the door of the	3
on the gold coast	3
a superiority over the	3
should be able to	3
towed south to rosyth	3
taking to the boats	3
she said in a	3
of the people by	3
operations upon the sea	3
it was manifest that	3
the back of the	3
minute or two later	3
heart of the people	3
the debt of the	3
to carry out the	3
the view of the	3
officers and men of	3
of the german general	3
a court of arbitration	3
is all the more	3
in the northern mists	3
the outbreak of the	3
far as i can	3
i ought to have	3
of the hanseatic league	3
was nothing for it	3
it possible for the	3
was given to the	3
the necessity for a	3
appears to have been	3
the waters of the	3
the whole future of	3
with that of the	3
german cruisers and destroyers	3
communication with the home	3
be no doubt on	3
the army must be	3
the war broke out	3
in which it was	3
up to my room	3
scenes around scapa flow	3
on the inner line	3
general staff and the	3
so as not to	3
in order to obtain	3
that i was in	3
it is significant of	3
be able to maintain	3
act of was passed	3
is significant of the	3
of the triple entente	3
of german naval legislation	3
side of the north	3
of the fleet and	3
a scale commensurate with	3
in the american war	3
and the united states	3
in the front part	3
every quarter of the	3
the cavalry and artillery	3
but it was a	3
on the coast of	3
scapa flow for internment	3
strength of the two	3
the further development of	3
japan in the far	3
the existence of the	3
it is the duty	3
of the prussian government	3
the position of a	3
large cruisers of the	3
make it possible for	3
on her starboard side	3
a question of time	3
would have been the	3
a large body of	3
on a scale commensurate	3
the ships and the	3
of the individual is	3
by the naval officers	3
and a half years	3
a great part of	3
did not shrink from	3
for many years to	3
possibility of a war	3
i wish i could	3
you were going to	3
from the german coast	3
the right of conquest	3
naval policy of the	3
various phases of the	3
at the sight of	3
was not at all	3
it is true that	3
and the manner in	3
the formation of the	3
fleet so strong that	3
at scapa flow german	3
must be guided by	3
scapa flow and the	3
strain every nerve to	3
to the idea of	3
had to admit that	3
be in accordance with	3
we must admit that	3
be borne in mind	3
i did not even	3
superiority of the english	3
waters of the flow	3
in the summer of	3
we must be prepared	3
enforcement of universal service	3
it remains to be	3
artillery of the field	3
since they are the	3
i could see that	3
can no longer be	3
army corps must be	3
at the base was	3
the standing stones of	3
be compared with the	3
grand admiral von tirpitz	3
and the attitude of	3
the general position of	3
the midst of a	3
by the spirit of	3
that most of the	3
battleships and large cruisers	3
the hour of need	3
must first of all	3
to the sphere of	3
in order to make	3
the various phases of	3
could catch a glimpse	3
the german people has	3
the consideration of the	3
the extent of the	3
possible to gain a	3
when the battle fleet	3
and now and then	3
the risk of a	3
seem to have been	3
under the command of	3
the highest and most	3
a view to the	3
and there is no	3
if we are to	3
so far as we	3
so soon as the	3
it occurred to me	3
by the political position	3
if we do not	3
so long as they	3
the first battle squadron	3
the preparation of the	3
in the previous chapter	3
preparations for war must	3
be obtained by the	3
the war against the	3
the foot of the	3
from the very first	3
between england and the	3
of the sea and	3
but in the end	3
is the duty of	3
part in the war	3
the backbone of the	3
the close of the	3
there was nothing for	3
by the length of	3
a visit to the	3
a considerable part of	3
strength of the french	3
battle fleet should be	3
of the present century	3
that it may be	3
on the right and	3
do you happen to	3
i have tried to	3
from year to year	3
as much as possible	3
part of the empire	3
that it is a	3
so long as we	3
at the bottom of	3
and it struck me	3
at that time the	3
torpedo tubes on a	3
placed under the orders	3
the increase in the	3
of the ministry of	3
to be laid down	3
of the fleet earl	3
of a couple of	3
with the loss of	3
has again and again	3
life of the people	3
the idea of a	3
power in the world	3
would also be of	3
by the law of	3
spite of all the	3
went back to my	3
the top of the	3
is a question of	3
the introduction of the	3
the political and military	3
to the length of	3
the victory of the	3
i went back to	3
in the near future	3
that the position of	3
a certain amount of	3
the management of the	3
from the fact that	3
the officers and men	3
to take part in	3
as that of the	3
in the early part	3
even if it should	3
it will not be	3
a war against england	3
of the export of	3
doubt as to the	3
of the enemy by	3
between england and france	3
the salved german cruisers	3
the first part of	3
might not have been	3
north sea and the	3
the one thing i	3
to him at once	3
eventuality of a war	3
as a great power	3
the base ships at	3
the necessity of war	3
to carry on the	3
in the united states	3
the first and second	3
for the moment i	3
maintain our present position	3
the strengthening of the	3
will be seen from	3
of the preparations for	3
are you going to	3
have been carried out	3
sovereignty of the world	3
aspect of the question	3
of the power of	3
be made with the	3
the german navy league	3
to go back to	3
of operations over the	3
you know what i	3
wave of salt water	3
can only be attained	3
to the triple alliance	3
the object of all	3
communication with the troops	3
in order to form	3
of the individual states	3
have it your own	3
every part of the	3
the conditions of life	3
on board the ships	3
the number of battleships	3
the love of peace	3
there could be no	3
even at the risk	3
of the two nations	3
of the prussian state	3
be on the spot	3
the assembling of the	3
the ranks of the	3
in this way only	3
of the navy to	3
do not wish to	3
to the extent of	3
the spiritual and moral	3
at about the same	3
the german naval authorities	3
can only be obtained	3
must be taken into	3
the hitting capacity of	3
work to be done	3
the british navy and	3
measures must be taken	3
by sea and land	3
i must say that	3
the bulk of the	3
the midst of the	3
for the transport fleet	3
great duties of the	3
the consciousness of right	3
imperial right of succession	3
but none the less	3
the conquest of the	3
that the german people	3
in the service of	3
for the purpose of	3
to break up the	3
as well as on	3
war strength of the	3
the discussion of the	3
and said in a	3
only be obtained by	3
and it would be	3
purposes of coast defence	3
for work in the	3
at the moment when	3
i came to the	3
the event of war	3
of the russian army	3
duties of the cavalry	3
which the emperor william	3
in the next war	3
the concentration of the	3
and political preparation for	3
in the early morning	3
round the corner of	3
the highest expression of	3
at scapa flow illustration	3
the building of the	3
on the line of	3
in the last century	3
the hills of hoy	3
the nature of the	3
nothing for it but	3
to deal with the	3
with which he had	3
be more or less	3
our position in the	3
the army of invasion	3
between them and the	3
grand fleet base at	3
the german navy is	3
the transport fleet will	3
a complete change of	3
the population of the	3
the rest of germany	3
a way as to	3
his speech of november	3
to be found in	3
between russia and japan	3
during the summer months	3
of our next war	3
of the regular army	3
it was then that	3
training of the troops	3
further expansion of our	3
it is imperative to	3
of the arms to	3
points on the coast	3
event of a war	3
was no sign of	3
it is obvious that	3
policy of the empire	3
the employment of the	3
i inquired with a	3
it was on the	3
i was able to	3
to each army corps	3
to the perfecting of	3
old man of hoy	3
an extension of our	3
it is easy to	3
as i did so	3
in proportion to their	3
the modern german fleet	3
with the view of	3
standing stones of stennis	3
the depth of the	3
into the field against	3
it is proposed to	3
of the german naval	3
it must be admitted	3
for about five minutes	3
moral and political duty	3
navy act of was	3
the relations of the	3
the commanders of the	3
months of the war	3
a prominent part in	3
i shrugged my shoulders	3
front part of the	3
against france and england	3
the cavalry and the	3
ships at long hope	3
quite apart from the	3
an hour or two	3
considerable part of the	3
on the possibility of	3
may be assumed that	3
of the war of	3
conditions of life for	3
in the hearts of	3
of england and her	3
with the assistance of	3
between the two nations	3
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naval force in the	2
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future of our country	2
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what we have won	2
destroyers sinking or beached	2
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training of the separate	2
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unity of the nation	2
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signing of the armistice	2
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navy in the world	2
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colonial empire in the	2
the first german fleet	2
of a state is	2
that admiral von tirpitz	2
which has already been	2
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four or five thousand	2
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of the german peoples	2
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officers and petty officers	2
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to the two first	2
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old houses in kirkwall	2
what can be done	2
the same way as	2
prussia and for germany	2
shield of britain and	2
in times of peace	2
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one thing i had	2
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of the contracting parties	2
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of the range of	2
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sense of family ties	2
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stage of the world	2
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only to take into	2
harbour from the cathedral	2
mooring vessel recovery at	2
the arian goths and	2
it is not improbable	2
cost a great deal	2
in order to get	2
of landing operations against	2
of an hour or	2
the true interests of	2
what did he say	2
she seemed to be	2
sea and land fighting	2
of one of our	2
british and german ships	2
for man and horse	2
the hostility to germany	2
down the steep hill	2
sea trade and colonies	2
and the orkney islands	2
you never told me	2
be placed on a	2
more to be done	2
laid it on the	2
on the task of	2
regarded as a very	2
it is well that	2
come to terms with	2
it would be too	2
concentrate all its striking	2
turn our attention to	2
army can be raised	2
battle cruiser derfflinger four	2
purpose it is not	2
returned to my room	2
field army can be	2
green room of a	2
from to by per	2
great extent of the	2
influence on the german	2
was a member of	2
in every part of	2
of the passage of	2
distribution amongst the allied	2
finder and searchlight platform	2
future lies on the	2
has never yet been	2
of the army cavalry	2
and then a very	2
the open door can	2
religious instruction the moral	2
it was only when	2
little doubt that we	2
intended to strengthen the	2
showing german destroyers sinking	2
is determined by the	2
political and individual morality	2
work on the baden	2
of our country and	2
belong to a past	2
he threw me a	2
for a moment at	2
is called upon to	2
which regulates the relations	2
that the maintenance of	2
could be counted upon	2
the borders of the	2
refused the imperial crown	2
the decisive factors in	2
the details of this	2
all he said was	2
at the thought of	2
is recommended that a	2
that can be reached	2
was a neat unpretentious	2
the sunlit heights of	2
man of hoy the	2
battle cruiser moltke at	2
that we are not	2
of the continent of	2
fact that it is	2
as the object of	2
it must not be	2
a memorandum as to	2
in the first case	2
few chapters by the	2
night in the ruined	2
on the conditions of	2
of the war by	2
drilling on the quarterdeck	2
hindenburg at scapa flow	2
for the advancement of	2
base at long hope	2
of germany and the	2
first time in history	2
if they are to	2
order to obtain a	2
a heavy strain on	2
military history shows that	2
and popular education the	2
against the english fleet	2
of our merchant marine	2
the leader of an	2
in the larger combination	2
is not improbable that	2
the necessity to face	2
the next two years	2
of war as a	2
in any other war	2
must go hand in	2
a glance at the	2
of the state will	2
commerce and the defence	2
should be given a	2
element in the life	2
the troops must not	2
cruiser moltke entering hoxa	2
which capsized whilst being	2
of the naval estimates	2
i shall have to	2
the british navy in	2
i confess that my	2
from this point of	2
stones of stennis the	2
british destroyer being repaired	2
not be discussed here	2
it is recognized that	2
two years of age	2
returned to the house	2
plunge of the bayern	2
account of the difference	2
but even if it	2
famous ship of the	2
mainly by recruits from	2
with fleet mail steamer	2
of the empire was	2
increase of the german	2
to stroll back again	2
the right and battleships	2
capacity of the troops	2
the perfecting of a	2
after the battle of	2
german battleship friedrich der	2
tactical point of view	2
the importance of colonies	2
of the naval authorities	2
hope for a long	2
in charge of the	2
took part in the	2
there would be no	2
heavy losses on the	2
hill from the east	2
is very questionable whether	2
to attach too much	2
place in the sun	2
threatened on all sides	2
the last of the	2
our position among the	2
the memory of a	2
it in his pocket	2
first train in orkney	2
that there can be	2
had professed to come	2
attempt to turn our	2
must be prepared to	2
the road to rackwick	2
it is very questionable	2
the russian artillery was	2
as she now rests	2
at sea and on	2
victory he might have	2
truth of this statement	2
in every quarter of	2
of the back door	2
the question which is	2
it is in the	2
cruiser frankfurt beached at	2
an enlarged sphere of	2
struggle for existence and	2
it should succeed in	2
the blockading ships would	2
kept in view in	2
necessary number of troops	2
the last quarter of	2
in a european theatre	2
reached the end of	2
never have been able	2
to be treated as	2
when frederick william was	2
of the people of	2
carry out our preparations	2
could be pitted against	2
on an average for	2
the number of vessels	2
are required for the	2
points of embarkation will	2
it would require a	2
that she would be	2
the altar of patriotism	2
hospital ships at scapa	2
our fleet and our	2
in consideration of the	2
that the heavy howitzers	2
far more important to	2
sailors taking to the	2
not follow that the	2
i was enjoying the	2
to be seen whether	2
and the value of	2
by this time the	2
destroyer being repaired in	2
fleet would so substantially	2
the german fleet with	2
just as great a	2
was to be made	2
which had been built	2
be fed from the	2
will be vigorously prosecuted	2
escorting german battle cruisers	2
revenge and ships of	2
able to maintain our	2
the anchorage of german	2
of the armoured classes	2
have a chance of	2
the same holds good	2
in the naval annual	2
it cannot yet be	2
been made in the	2
beyond the boundaries of	2
and then i had	2
he was not a	2
on the enemy that	2
for the freedom of	2
asia for central and	2
and it has been	2
is possible to land	2
to the edge of	2
to restore the western	2
must be so strong	2
is exposed to a	2
the first german colony	2
of the young orcadian	2
now rests at scapa	2
a question of life	2
in such a war	2
the inherited sea habit	2
destroyer being towed south	2
import of raw materials	2
of an aeroplane carrier	2
and there was a	2
intellectual and moral development	2
to be in the	2
well as by the	2
most of the ships	2
the shores of the	2
race at long hope	2
chapter xii preparation for	2
exercising on the quarterdeck	2
to take such steps	2
guns were protected with	2
consideration of landing operations	2
the country and the	2
the disastrous consequences of	2
of nations and states	2
to the significance and	2
of the room and	2
with the other states	2
opposition to this view	2
quarterdeck of a battleship	2
i must try to	2
german ships interned at	2
pointed out in the	2
me that i was	2
value of the import	2
the large size of	2
few concluding chapters by	2
it more or less	2
as well as with	2
on their own initiative	2
hoisting the union jack	2
no means an easy	2
besides this there are	2
which would allow us	2
involve such dangers as	2
increase of the foreign	2
general view showing german	2
a large part of	2
the defeat of a	2
the next three years	2
him for an instant	2
and a moment later	2
a high standard of	2
for the moment to	2
the policy of other	2
an army of invasion	2
states in the american	2
chapter viii the next	2
only thing to do	2
of the revolution which	2
one of these was	2
his back to me	2
reached only by sea	2
for the political and	2
in the chapter on	2
and on the financial	2
to a sort of	2
a way that the	2
chapter vi the social	2
must strain every nerve	2
of the activity of	2
although there is no	2
after the peace of	2
ii the duty to	2
came a step nearer	2
of the new german	2
milliards yearly in the	2
some credit to myself	2
must not forget that	2
cruisers nurnberg and emden	2
to a single test	2
to unite superior forces	2
in the words of	2
and then there was	2
inquired with a smile	2
depends largely on the	2
of the dreadnought type	2
upon the construction of	2
too much importance to	2
political power of our	2
quarter of a century	2
laying down of the	2
tann entering hoxa boom	2
of the enemy in	2
control top of frankfurt	2
much attention to the	2
from time to time	2
as a result of	2
attached to the army	2
served the purposes of	2
from million tons to	2
inadequacy of the existing	2
of opinion as to	2
and then i was	2
the result of a	2
and handed him the	2
to the inadequacy of	2
i assure you i	2
form a judgment of	2
which would have to	2
the protection of our	2
military power of russia	2
of the line and	2
divided into two classes	2
far as the eye	2
in good time those	2
the future of the	2
well be asked whether	2
were not allowed to	2
from the time that	2
and austria would not	2
had more than once	2
the minister began to	2
on a sinking german	2
and still there was	2
of the great sea	2
house of commons on	2
one or other of	2
a moment at the	2
flow and the orkney	2
out of the back	2
on the interests of	2
take part in a	2
in a speech made	2
with a large number	2
end of the room	2
interned german ships at	2
a neat unpretentious little	2
is important that the	2
the columns of the	2
memorandum which accompanied the	2
of the first and	2
be taken into account	2
fleet earl beatty on	2
a weakening of our	2
it was too late	2
tiel came in and	2
and to carry out	2
replace it by a	2
one of our sailors	2
then that is your	2
for this purpose it	2
in a moment the	2
what happened on sunday	2
of scapa flow and	2
in the ranks of	2
make up our minds	2
not seem to be	2
bellerophon exercising in the	2
own position in the	2
cruiser hindenburg as she	2
years by per cent	2
in the shortest possible	2
the field army in	2
that in the future	2
or less dependent on	2
not a question of	2
of the admiralty port	2
the name of a	2
battle squadron into scapa	2
into the most effective	2
first hole on flotta	2
founding of the german	2
we shall see that	2
the british fleet and	2
the age of twenty	2
german cruisers nurnberg and	2
seized the opportunity to	2
preparation for the naval	2
the more or less	2
the conditions under which	2
the north sea to	2
frankfurt beached at smoogroo	2
the officers and non	2
while the value of	2
it was understood that	2
the national character is	2
salvage work on the	2
gives a total of	2
can be made to	2
lyness to long hope	2
view showing german destroyers	2
of a number of	2
it may be that	2
our expedition to china	2
of right and wrong	2
starboard side in shallow	2
it would be the	2
before the end of	2
german fleet would so	2
a clear conception of	2
order to relieve the	2
is to be seen	2
be taken not to	2
powers that can be	2
the north of the	2
being repaired in the	2
render themselves liable to	2
a grave menace to	2
ought not to be	2
the sphere of politics	2
and the policy of	2
an agreement with the	2
for a moment mr	2
the german ships and	2
with england and france	2
of the two states	2
to sea as soon	2
be sure that the	2
characteristic of the german	2
appear to have been	2
in a period of	2
the activities of the	2
battle cruiser moltke entering	2
does not follow that	2
by a study of	2
it is my duty	2
xiv financial and political	2
as the united states	2
to by per cent	2
the right to make	2
on the physical development	2
conqueror in the flow	2
to raise the efficiency	2
of the greatest importance	2
that they conduce to	2
by admiral von tirpitz	2
army on a peace	2
citizens to each other	2
ships interned at scapa	2
if it had been	2
only so far as	2
of the secret service	2
place in the first	2
be able to supply	2
weaken the enemy that	2
if we survey the	2
east asia for central	2
have no fighting value	2
as a principle of	2
the landing can be	2
of northern and western	2
foundations of political morality	2
sunset over the martello	2
i will only mention	2
of the troops to	2
the possibility of war	2
which may lead to	2
the attention of the	2
the circle of the	2
one or two of	2
ii scenes around scapa	2
to take over the	2
be a fine day	2
a corner of an	2
in the direction of	2
i smiled at them	2
to the principles of	2
moral consciousness of the	2
we had a long	2
the great extent of	2
are more or less	2
considerable number of the	2
number of vessels which	2
in regard to the	2
no one seems to	2
to the same extent	2
in the presence of	2
at that time there	2
victorious for work in	2
and gave it a	2
that she had never	2
hospital ship magic ii	2
and to make the	2
to each other is	2
ramna stranded on german	2
in this respect the	2
us in the future	2
for some of the	2
back to my boat	2
must keep in mind	2
a high stage of	2
and two small cruisers	2
not come into the	2