it to H.M.S Cumberland: Her Splendid Armament, Fittings and Her Traditions in the Navy 'A. ship's traditions are always amongst her most valuable, if intangible, assets. One likes, in fact, to think of them as being as indispensable as armament, and probably much more entertaining to the layman in times of peace. And that brings one down from the general to the particular traditions: of H.M.S. Cumberland, the new-/ comer which has recently taken he place at the British Naval Buoy in)
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