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... A[ow that Two of the Ships have Returned, it is Possible to Add many lT.ew Details to the Picture of the Great Fieht of the British Cruisers in the South Atlantic By FRANK BOWEN IT is gratifying to note that the additional facts which have come to light since the return of H.M.S. Ajax and Exeter to this country do nothing to detract from the glory suggested by the earlier reports, and the ...

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