[Illustration: H.M.S. _EXMOUTH_ IN KEPHALO HARBOUR.] [Illustration: French Cruiser Jean D'arc] [Illustration: SUBMARINE E11 AT KEPHALO. The vessel commanded by Commander Nasmith, V.C., which penetrated the Narrows and arrived off Constantinople, causing the greatest consternation there by sinking several vessels off the city and one actually alongside the quay.] [Illustration: A DESTROYER.] [Illustration: H.M.S. _BEN-MY-CHREE_ AT KEPHALO. A seaplane carrier.] [Illustration: A SEAPLANE CARRIER.] [Illustration: HOSPITAL SHIPS AT KEPHALO. The less serious cases among the wounded were brought from the mainland by hospital carriers and landed at rest camps in the island.] [Illustration: GREEK TRADERS] [Illustration: FRENCH FLAGSHIP _SUFFREN_. Carrying the flag of the Contre Amiral Guepratte. This is the vessel shells from which are shown in a previous drawing.] [Illustration: LORD TREDEGAR'S HOSPITAL YACHT "LIBERTY"] [Illustration: HOSPITAL SHIP _AQUITANIA_. The enormous bulk of the _Aquitania_ was an outstanding feature in the harbour. The smaller hospital ship alongside is handing over serious cases to be sent back to England.] [Illustration: H.M.S. 'Lord Nelson'] [Illustration: SUBMARINE E2 RETURNING FROM THE SEA OF MARMORA. Submarines always receive a great ovation from vessels of every nationality in harbour on their return from raids in the Sea of Marmora.] [Illustration: MUDROS HARBOUR. In the centre of the drawing is H.M.S. _Glory_. To the left are some of the French ships; while the Russian cruiser _Askold_ can be seen on the extreme right.] [Illustration: The "Majestic's" fore foot still showing above water off Helles] [Illustration: HOSPITAL SHIP _AQUITANIA_ AT MUDROS. Some idea can be gained of the size of this vessel by the collier of 8000 tons lying alongside. The _Aquitania_ has a carrying capacity of upwards of 4000 wounded.] Printed in Great Britain by Richard Clay & Sons, Limited. BRUNSWICK ST., STAMFORD ST., S.E., AND BUNGAY, SUFFOLK. * * * * * TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES Minor punctuation and printer errors repaired. Italic text is denoted by _underscores_ End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Dardanelles, by Norman Wilkinson