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Battleship so big that it "fears nothing"
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dreadnought
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Dreadnought: Britain, Germany, and the Coming of the Great War (1991) is a book by Robert K. Massie on the growing European tension in decades before World War I , especially the naval arms race between Britain and Germany. A sequel, covering the naval ...
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To port was the smaller dreadnought, its flame cannons bearing down on them, just out of range.
Like her big sister, the dreadnought was dressed to withstand such small attacks.
The dreadnought was perpendicular to them now, growing ever closer but still refusing to fire.
The other dreadnought was still not firing on them, probably for fear of striking the Naren flagship.
Quickly the dreadnought changed course, steering hard away from the advancing schooner.
When he got back to Liss, he would explain to Richius how the dreadnought had tried to break away, how the crew had resisted being taken prisoner.
A tide of freezing ocean blasted across the dreadnought, sweeping away its sailors and pushing her down like a giant hand.
As they approached the area where the dreadnought had gone down, bits of flotsam and buoyant wood floated up to greet them.
Naren pigs on that dreadnought might have been the same ones that slew your parents?
He had never been aboard a dreadnought before, and wondered what it would be like.
The dreadnought was a behemoth, and its numerous cannons poked out of its gun deck like the thorns of a beautiful, dangerous rose.
Just heading deeper into the war zone and powering hard straight for a Dreadnought should do the job.
A missile from the fleet of Mercatoria ships slashed across the view, was missed by a fan of interceptor fire from the Dreadnought and slammed into it.
One camera swung to show the huge rolling mushroom cloud filling the space where the Dreadnought had been.
At first it looked like a replay of the entrance of the first Dreadnought, the great nose bulging out through, the curtain of streaming cloud, dragging gas like long flags of war.