WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... ships without approval of Congress. March 12 and 13. State Department announces that ships in war zones will be armed, and the Navy instructs armed ships to fire on submarines. By March 21, four more U.S. merchant ships have been sunk ...
... ships without approval of Congress. March 12 and 13. State Department announces that ships in war zones will be armed, and the Navy instructs armed ships to fire on submarines. By March 21, four more U.S. merchant ships have been sunk ...
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... ships between U.S. and Iceland, is sunk by German submarine; only 44 of the 120-man crew are rescued. Nov. 13. Following. President Roosevelt's request of October 9, Congress amends Neutrality Act of 1939 to permit arming of U.S. ...
... ships between U.S. and Iceland, is sunk by German submarine; only 44 of the 120-man crew are rescued. Nov. 13. Following. President Roosevelt's request of October 9, Congress amends Neutrality Act of 1939 to permit arming of U.S. ...
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... ships, but in 1850 launched his first clipper, the Stag Hound. The clipper, a product of long experimentation in fast sailing ships and the triumph of art in marine architecture, was brought to its highest development by McKay during ...
... ships, but in 1850 launched his first clipper, the Stag Hound. The clipper, a product of long experimentation in fast sailing ships and the triumph of art in marine architecture, was brought to its highest development by McKay during ...
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