No. 28 Nelson's Picture Weekly February 27, 1915

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:6 A Policeman of the Seas. As the destroyer acts as a sort of policeman, it has to go out on its beat no matter what the weather may be, and there are no doorways for it to shelter in. Until one has seen these tiny craft riding through a gale it is impossible to have any very a

With Thirty-two Large Coloured Pictures and more than Two Hundred Black-and-white Illustrations. This well-established Annual is jollier than ever, and may be presented to boys and girls in the fullest confidence that it will give them unalloyed pleasure and happy and profitable

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