State Of The Navy, Speech In The House Of Commons
This is a record of a speech delivered in the House of Commons by John Somerset Pakington, 1st Baron Hampton, concerning the state of the British Navy. As a prominent political figure of his time, Pakington's address provides insights into the naval strategies, policies, and concerns of the British government during a period of significant maritime power and international relations. This speech offers a valuable primary source for understanding British naval history and political discourse in the 19th century, highlighting the importance of naval strength to national security and international influence.
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