Red Ensign

JULIET in tomb] ROMEO [enters] O here lies Juliet, and her beauty makes This vault a feasting presence full of light. festive hall My love! My wife! Forgive me, dear Juliet. Thou art not conquered. Beauty's ensign yet sign Is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks, red And death's pale flag is not advancèd there. raised Why art thou yet so fair? Shall I believe beautiful That unsubstantial Death is amorous, bodiless Death is your lover And that the lean abhorrèd monster keeps

CIERVA C.8L Types divers 6/15 (M) 37/16 (ML) GRANDE BRETAGNE AIRSPEED Consul Envoy Horsa Oxford 11/12 (Lp Aigle Azur), 134/48 (M), 188/53s (ALDP) 40/30 (ML), 118/7s (MDLPP Air Pyrénées) 77/40 (ML) 3/13 (Lp UA7), 134/48 (M) ARMSTRONG-WHITWORTH AW.27 Ensign 64/25s (AP), 181/62s (MP Air France) AUSTER Auster AVIATION TRADERS ATL.98 Carvair AVRO Anson Avian Cadet 20/21s (ALP), 22/45 (C), 89/35 (C), 99/12 (M), 252/2s (ALP Français 1ère partie), 253/34s (ALP 2ème partie), 255/50s (P) 6/14 (M) 35/14s (MLP)

presented a similar unity and a similar executive strength. The real base historically of British sea-power was our English plain---fertile and detached; coal and iron from round the borders o f the plain have been added in later times. The white ensign of the Royal Navy is with some historic justice the flag of St. George, with a "difference" for the minor partners. Every characteristic of sea-power may be studied in British history 40 THE SEAMAN'S POINT OF VIEW during the last three centuries

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