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After it has been found that the Royal Ship “Dannebrog” no longer corresponds to the condemnations of the time, the Government has immediately set itself in Movement and has commissioned various drafts for a new ship. The above must have the best conditions to win the Ministry’s applause.
The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
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After it has been found that the Royal Ship “Dannebrog” no longer corresponds to the condemnations of the time, the Government has immediately set itself in Movement and has commissioned various drafts for a new ship.
The above must have the best conditions to win the Ministry’s applause.

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