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meet ng n London on Saturday wh en
the Coaht on leaders na.ugurated the
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campa gn
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by the two candidate. runmng for
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The sur ender 01 the German fleet
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and the terntory (0 the West 01 the
the Albed VIC
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tory and 11 guarantee that their Will
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s rrender en bloc of a large portion of
the German fteet without a ftght Is
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unparalleled in naval hJ&tory
the choice of death or glory tt:le Ger
man Navy prefer.red neither IDhere
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days of the war the German Na,'Y put
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adopted by the chlels o( the German
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battles With merchantmen and un
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