...Navy which makes Great Britain a Great Power. But Germany was a Great Power, respected and honored all over the world before she had a single ship. Those facts ought to be clearly stated because there is no doubt that there is a disposition in some quarters to suppose...

...Navy which makes Great Britain a Great Power. But Germany was a Great Power, respected and honored all over the world before she had a single ship. Those facts ought to be clearly stated because there is no doubt that there is a disposition in some quarters to suppose...

...the whole treasure accumulated during so many centuries of sacrifice and achievement, would perish if our naval supremacy were to be impaired. It is...all over the world, before she had a single ship. The Prime-Minister and his colleagues without exception are resolved to maintain the naval supremacy...

...perish if our naval supremacy were to be impaired. It is the British Navy which makes Great Britajn a Great Power. But Germany was a Great Power, respected...all over the world, before she had a single ship. The Prime-Minister and his colleagues without exception are resolved to maintain the naval supremacy...

...Germany. It was the British Navy, he said, that made Britain a great power, while Germany was already a great power, respected and honoured all over the world, before she had a single ship.3o Such was the pride and affection in which the Royal Navy was held; and such were the reasons...

...them. We cannot menace the peace of a single Continental hamlet, nor do we wish to do so no matter how great and supreme our Navy may become. But, on the...all over the world, before she had a single ship. (Churchill II, 1910) To the friends of the Royal Navy assembled in Glasgow, the map of Europe itself...