WHAT BRITAIN STOPPED EXPORTING.
It is interesting to read in the Eng. lish ’ fijes dome of the steps that took place in Britain immediately . before and after the declaraion of war on August 4th. The day before the declaration the (Sovernment issued a proclamation forbidding anyone to export from the United Kingdom aeroplaiies, airships, balloons, pack animals, saddle
and draught animals, rifled arms cl any sort, benzol, acetone, chrome, and ferrochrome, hemp and cloth, cartridges, \copper ore, waste, creosote; dimethylaniline, engines or lorries (internal combustion) capable oi carrying 25owt or 'more, fulminate of mercury, gunpowder, torpedo nets, nickel, coal tar oil, blast furnace oil, olive oil, mineral oil, petroleum oil (fuel), petroleum oil (gas), petroleum motor -spirit, projectiles, coal sacks, silk of any sort suitable for cartridges, surgical bandages, toluol and zinc.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 35, 28 September 1914, Page 6
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132WHAT BRITAIN STOPPED EXPORTING. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 35, 28 September 1914, Page 6
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