Admiral's Vision of War A Future Battleship Debate
Rear Admiral Hecon explores the future of naval warfare at a conference in London. He argues torpedoes limit battleship power while gun reach, armor, and displacement drive ship design. The discussion predicts larger fleets with torpedo craft and lighter capital ships, transforming battle line tactics and naval strategy.
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Conflict of Colour and the Black Problem in the Empire
The article discusses race and imperial policy, arguing that familiarity with distant lands shapes views on colored peoples. It cites B. L. Putman Weale and his theory on race unrest, warning that in large lowland regions tied to Islamism, black political dynamics could differ from the United States.
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