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...accounted for. In contradiction to this, we may be referred to the infinitely more efficient state of the Baltic fleet ; but that may arise rather from...the Northern seas. " The wages of the seamen are so lowabout sixteen rubles a-year — that it is not unnatural they should desire to increase so miserable...

...accounted for. In contradiction to this, we may be referred to the infinitely more efficient state of the Baltic fleet ; but that may arise rather from...worm in the Northern seas. " The wages of the seamen arc so low — about sixteen rubles a-year — that it is not unnatural they should desire to increase...

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...serious obstacles to the formation of an efficient navy on the Black Sea." tion of the Baltic fleet; bat that may arise rather from their proximity to head-quarters...the northern seas. The wages of the seamen are so low—about sixteen roubles a-year—that it is not unnatural they should desire to increase so miserable...

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