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Berosus calls the last Babylonian king Nabonidus and says he was not killed, but had an honorable abode in Carmania assigned to him, after having surrendered voluntarily in Borsippa.
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"Carmania" -- a ship of great length, standing 60 feet out of the water -- she was saved from suffering more damage by the seamanship of Captain
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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The Carmania was the more heavily armed ship with 8x 4.7 inch guns, against the Cap Trafalgar's 2 x 3inch guns and 10 x 3. 7cm guns.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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Our photograph of the navigating bridge of the "Carmania," with the engine-room telegraphs wrecked and fragments of metal strewn about, will give an idea of what those on board went through.
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The armed liner "Carmania," in her hour and a-half's fight of September 14 with the German armed liner "Cap Trafalgar," was hit by 73 of her opponent's shells, the splinters making, it is stated, some 380 holes all over the vessel.
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