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INDISCRETIONS
OF
THE NAVAL CENSOR
by

Rear-Admiral
Sir Douglas Brownrigg, Bt.

First published 1920 by
Cassell and Company, Ltd,
London, etc.
£7.00 + P & P

A navy cloth bound book with gilt lettering to the spine. An ex-library copy with usual markings (Royal Naval Staff College - bookplate on front paste down) Binding and boards worn, torn and rubbed. But as page block is complete with no foxing and clean so condition GOOD PLUS.

280 pages
145 mm. x 220 mm. x 42 mm.

Contents

1. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NAVAL CENSORSHIP
2. HOW THE NEWS CAME OF THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND THE FALKLAND ISLANDS
3. PROBLEMS OF PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA
4. THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND
5. THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER .
6. EDUCATING THE PEOPLE
7. CO-OPERATION WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS
8. ZEEBRUGGE AND THE CENSORSHIP .
9. AUTHORS, PUBLISHERS, AND SOME OTHERS
10. PRESSMEN OF ALLIED COUNTRIES
11. VISITORS TO THE GRAND FLEET
12. ARTISTS AND THE NAVAL WAR
13. CENSORING NAVAL LETTERS .
14. WIRELESS AND WAR NEWS
15. ODDS AND ENDS .
16. A CENSOR'S " HOLIDAYS "
17. LAST DAYS OF THE CENSORSHIP
INDEX

List of Plates

  • REAR-ADMIRAL SIR DOUGLAS BROWNRIGG, BT.
  • H.M. THE KING WITH THE GRAND FLEET : THE KING SALUTING (SHOWING THE CENSOR'S MARKINGS) see image at bottom of this page or click this hyperlink
  • H.M. THE KING SALUTING see image at bottom of this page or click this hyperlink
  • WITH THE BRITISH NAVY IN WAR-TIME EVENING IN THE NORTH SEA
  • WITH THE GRAND FLEET : SHIPS ASTERN, H.M.S. Agincourt AND H.M.S. Benbow
  • NETS AND MINES TO STRAFE U-BOATS
  • H.M. THE KING VISITING THE GRAND FLEET
  • H.M. THE KING ON BOARD A SUPER-DREADNOUGHT
  • THE NAVAL CENSOR AT WORK
  • MOTOR LAUNCHES IN HARBOUR AWAITING THEIR HOUR TO GO ON PATROL
  • H.M.S. Benbow IN Tow
  • A BATTLESHIP'S BAND
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Dust wrapper's spine area showing condition

Placing the cursor over the title page will reveal the front board.

This image and the image of the book's spine show the condition of this interesting book more eloquently than words.

A tear in the cloth between the spine and the back board can just be seen starting just below the author's name and continuing for 7 cms.

Also seen on spine's image are remains of library marks.

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