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" The Jutland scandal : "
Rear Admiral J.E.T. Harper, Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon.
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BL
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561745
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b390892
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J E T Harper
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The Jutland scandal : : the truth about the First World War's greatest sea battle\ Rear Admiral J.E.T. Harper, Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon.
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New York : Skyhorse Publishing,, 2016.
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252 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 25 cm
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1510708715
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: 9781510708716
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Part I first published in 1927 by John Murray Ltd., London ; part II first published in 1933 by Hutchinson & Co Ltd, London. --- From title page verso.
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Foreword / Dr Richard Osborne -- Part I : the truth about Jutland / Rear-Admiral J.E.T. Harper CB, MVO -- Part II : the Jutland scandal / Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon KCB, KCVO, DSO
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Two high-ranking officers defied the British Admiralty to tell the tale of World War I’s first naval battle against Germany. The Royal Navy had ruled the sea unchallenged for one hundred years since Nelson triumphed at Trafalgar. Yet when the Grand Fleet faced the German High Seas Fleet across the grey waters of the North Sea near Jutland, the British battleships and cruisers were battered into a draw, losing far"Two high-ranking officers defied the British Admiralty to tell the tale of World War I’s first naval battle against Germany. The Royal Navy had ruled the sea unchallenged for one hundred years since Nelson triumphed at Trafalgar. Yet when the Grand Fleet faced the German High Seas Fleet across the grey waters of the North Sea near Jutland, the British battleships and cruisers were battered into a draw, losing far"Two high-ranking officers defied the British Admiralty to tell the tale of World War I’s first naval battle against Germany. The Royal Navy had ruled the sea unchallenged for one hundred years since Nelson triumphed at Trafalgar. Yet when the Grand Fleet faced the German High Seas Fleet across the grey waters of the North Sea near Jutland, the British battleships and cruisers were battered into a draw, losing far",,,,,"Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.Previously published separately as The truth about Jutland, in 1927, and The Jutland scandal, in 1933.
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Reginald Bacon, Sir
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