The Story of the Great War .. 6
The Story of the Great War .. 6
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Toward the end of January, 1917, the severity of submarine warfare was noticeably increased. Day by day the number of vessels sunk grew larger, and some of them were of especially large tonnage. On January 28, 1917, a French transport, carry- ing 950 soldiers to Saloniki, the Amiral Magon, was sunk in the Mediterranean with a loss of about 150 men.
Then came on January 29, 1917, the official announcement that the British Government had decided to lay new mine fields in the North Sea in order to... cope more successfully with the ever-growing submarine menace. According to this announce- ment the British Government warned all neutrals that from this date the following area in the North Sea was to be considered dangerous to shipping: The area comprising all the waters, except the Netherlands and Danish territorial waters, lying southwestward and east- ward of a line commencing four miles from the coast of Jutland in latitude 56 degrees N., longitude 8 degrees E.
As a result of this new policy it was announced by Lloyd's that eleven vessels of about 15,000 tons were sunk on the first day of the blockade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toward the end of January, 1917, the severity of submarine warfare was noticeably increased. Day by day the number of vessels sunk grew larger, and some of them were of especially large tonnage. On January 28, 1917, a French transport, carry- ing 950 soldiers to Saloniki, the Amiral Magon, was sunk in the Mediterranean with a loss of about 150 men.
Then came on January 29, 1917, the official announcement that the British Government had decided to lay new mine fields in the North Sea in order to... cope more successfully with the ever-growing submarine menace. According to this announce- ment the British Government warned all neutrals that from this date the following area in the North Sea was to be considered dangerous to shipping: The area comprising all the waters, except the Netherlands and Danish territorial waters, lying southwestward and east- ward of a line commencing four miles from the coast of Jutland in latitude 56 degrees N., longitude 8 degrees E.
As a result of this new policy it was announced by Lloyd's that eleven vessels of about 15,000 tons were sunk on the first day of the blockade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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