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Medals of the British navy and how they were won : with a list of those officers, who for their gallant conduct were granted honorary swords and plate by the Committee of the Patriotic Fund (1895)

Long, William H., 1840-1896 · London : Norie & Wilson · leaf 451

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the inscription hasthe words on land, substituted for the words at sea.The Medal of the Second Class consists of a similar shapedenamelled badge, but made entirely of bronze. The medalsfor saving life at sea, are worn with a dark blue ribbon, withfour white longitudinal stripes, and for saving life… … fREN-CH Waf; JVTedai,. NAVAL MEDALS. 397 THE TUEKISH MEDAL FOE EGYPT, 1801.(See page 112.J To reward the distinguished services of the British Array-in Egypt under Generals Abercroiuby and Hutchinson, andthe valuable assistance rendered by the Eoyal Navy underLord Keith, in the expulsion of the…

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