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Every boy's book of railways and steamships (1911)

Protheroe, Ernest · London : Religious Tract Society · leaf 320

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ed of 27J knots or3If land miles an hour. By the time the Lusitania and Mauretania were two years old, their earlier successes hadbecome comparatively ancient history, for withever-increasing speed both had swept the recordsof their youth remorselessly aside. Let their bestperformances speak for… … BLUE RIBBON OF THE ATLANTIC 241 day, and the Liisitania s best days steamingstands at 666 miles; the Mauretanias bestaverage speed is 26*06 knots (September, 1909),and the Lusitanias 25-88 knots (March, 1910).Ocean records, however, are notoriously short-lived,and it is more than likely that before…

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