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	The Rules of the Game: Jutland and British Naval Command. (book reviews) Magazine article from: History Today ...focuses on Jutland and the question of why the British did not do better...tripartite nature of naval history -- the...controversy after Jutland. George V played...loyalty to old naval friends such as...ease with which ...
	"A matter of interpretation" Magazine article from: Naval War College Review Gordon, Andrew. The Rules of the Game: Jutland and British Naval Command. Annapolis, Md.: Naval...one about the battle of Jutland, and the other about the...officers who commanded on the ...