Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... Basra . On the last trip I made then we reached , in the early morning , the mouth of the Start - el - Arab , where the Arabs " mud - back — as the Turks contemptuously call Iraq - pushes down into the headwaters of the Gulf . Under the ...
... Basra . On the last trip I made then we reached , in the early morning , the mouth of the Start - el - Arab , where the Arabs " mud - back — as the Turks contemptuously call Iraq - pushes down into the headwaters of the Gulf . Under the ...
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... Basra and sent up to Amara , where naval artisan ratings carried out structural alterations and fitted protective plating round her engines and steering gear to make her as invulnerable as possible against gun and rifle fire . The work ...
... Basra and sent up to Amara , where naval artisan ratings carried out structural alterations and fitted protective plating round her engines and steering gear to make her as invulnerable as possible against gun and rifle fire . The work ...
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... Basra was nearly court - martialled for remarking innocently in the wardroom one evening that the moon was not rising that night until well after eleven o'clock . Unfortunately the same precautions were not taken in other quarters . It ...
... Basra was nearly court - martialled for remarking innocently in the wardroom one evening that the moon was not rising that night until well after eleven o'clock . Unfortunately the same precautions were not taken in other quarters . It ...
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