World's War Events, Vol. I
World's War Events, Vol. I
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A shell had wrecked Captain Luce's cabin, giving off fumes such as rendered unconscious several men who rushed into put out the fire. The vessel had escaped any serious outbreak, however, and had suffered only four slight casualties. Warm tributeswere paid by the captain to the cool and disciplined conduct of bothofficers and men. The _Canopus_ had not been engaged. But a narrative ofthe preceding events may now be appropriate.
[Sidenote: German cruisers in Pacific. ] Vice-Admiral the Graf Maxi...milian von Spee was in command, at theoutbreak of hostilities, of the German China fleet stationed atTsing-tao. A successor, indeed, had been appointed, and was on the wayto relieve him. But just before war was declared von Spee and hissquadron steamed off into the open seas. To remain at Tsing-tao whilevastly superior forces were closing in upon him would be to littlepurpose. Commerce raiding offered a field for rendering valuable serviceto the Fatherland. The _Emden_ was dispatched to the southern seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A shell had wrecked Captain Luce's cabin, giving off fumes such as rendered unconscious several men who rushed into put out the fire. The vessel had escaped any serious outbreak, however, and had suffered only four slight casualties. Warm tributeswere paid by the captain to the cool and disciplined conduct of bothofficers and men. The _Canopus_ had not been engaged. But a narrative ofthe preceding events may now be appropriate.
[Sidenote: German cruisers in Pacific. ] Vice-Admiral the Graf Maxi...milian von Spee was in command, at theoutbreak of hostilities, of the German China fleet stationed atTsing-tao. A successor, indeed, had been appointed, and was on the wayto relieve him. But just before war was declared von Spee and hissquadron steamed off into the open seas. To remain at Tsing-tao whilevastly superior forces were closing in upon him would be to littlepurpose. Commerce raiding offered a field for rendering valuable serviceto the Fatherland. The _Emden_ was dispatched to the southern seas.
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