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It is all-important that we should have ships, the best in hull, the best in armor, the best in armament, of any nation in the world.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “It is all-important that we should have ships, the best in hull, the best in armor, the best in armament, of any nation…”
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He asserts the critical need for superior naval ships in terms of design and armament.
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