II. REPAIR OF DAMAGED SHIPS.

The number of ships damaged is much greater than that of ships

destroyed. Some are certainly no longer available and represent a dead

loss. It is impossible to determine the cost of the repair of the

others, but one cannot be far from the truth in estimating under this

head almost a third of what comes under the head of total destruction,

or about 200 million, which, added to the first total, makes about 800

millions.

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