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The British fleet at Spithead

The British Fleet was concentrated at Spithead a fortnight before the outbreak of World War I. Twenty-two miles of warships ranging from Dreadnoughts to Destroyers passed in procession before King George V and the Prince of Wales

Picture No
13989597
Media ID
45687164
Size
5276px x 3603px (2.6MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph by Cribb in Nelson's Portfolio of War Pictures', page 1
Date
1914

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