Submarines, Mines and Torpedoes in the War

by Charles W. Domville-Fife

Transcriber’s Notes

Printed	Corrected	Page
guns	guns.	[Frontispiece]	and 2 q.-f. guns.
gunfire	gun-fire	[30]	attacked by gun-fire
),	).	[37]	E. B. Feilmann).
Submarines	Submarines:	[61]	Submarines: B.3, B.4,
destroyers·	destroyers.	[74]	and destroyers.
Building:	Building.	[75]	Submarines Building.
topedo-boats	torpedo-boats.	[108]	torpedo-boats.
and	AND	[113]	U.19 and U.20.
eompleted	completed	[118]	were being completed
manœvring	manœuvering	[125]	with manœuvering
Fig. 1	Fig. 1	[133]	Fig. 1 represents a
Fig. 2	Fig. 2	[135]	Fig. 2 shows the
manœuvre	manœuvre,	[143]	method, or manœuvre,
“anti-clockwise.’	“anti-clockwise.”	[164]	and “anti-clockwise.”
oncoming	on-coming	[179]	path of an on-coming

On the [Title Page], a comma was added after “SUBMARINES OF THE WORLD’S NAVIES”.

The image for [Right-Angle Attack by Submarines.] appeared after Page [160] in the digitized source.

Under the Sea-going Vessels heading on Page [190], “Total Sea-going Submarines | 36” was added for consistency.

Some hyphenation inconsistencies have been retained.