Randers siva Navy "treed, Putnam, London, 10/6.
The public has had to wait no less than six years for. a descriptive and explanatory account of the mutiny September, 1031, aboard certain ships of the British Atlantic Fleet at Invergordon.. The immediate cause of the trouble was the cuts in naval Pay imposed as part of the scheme of financial retrenchment, affecting not only the Navy and Army but also many other branches of govern= ment service "and the unemployed. These astounding happenings in a service with £o fine a record. of loyalty and discipline as the British Navy naturally aroused profound interest not only in Great Britain but throughout the World. They. were, indeed, an important contributory' factor in the temporary loss of inter~ national confidence that foreed Great Britain to abandon the, gold standard, and led to the period, not yet ended, of competitive currency depreciation in various countries,
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