As usual, those same broadsides refer to Mr. Banda as corrupt, though this time the accusation of corruption relates to "the abuse of power, arrogance and the lack of humility".
The Minotaurs carried only four 50-calibre BL 9.2-inch Mk XI guns, compared to the six of the earlier ships, but the guns were mounted in twin hydraulically powered centreline turrets, which gave them the same four-gun broadside as the Duke of Edinburghs.
If his attack on Rahnavard was rash, his broadside in the same debate against Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the regime's éminence grise, looks like recklessness.
The Republicans, he points out, can be counted on to "launch" the same shrink-government-cut-spending broadside that they have been propounding continuously since the day their government-growing, budget-busting president left office in 2008.
However, in this weird era when the definition of "elitist" is "any sort of liberal", a prince's protest and a yeasty spread feel like they are part of the same amorphous, asymmetrical political warfare, broadsides in what has, appallingly enough, become a culture war.
Firing directly forward and aft, the ships could bring 6 guns to bear, and 8 on the broadside; this was the same theoretical capability as Dreadnought, but the Nassau-class ships required two additional guns to achieve it.
The Nassau and classes of German dreadnoughts adopted a 'hexagonal' layout, with one turret each fore and aft and four wing turrets; this meant more guns were mounted in total, but the same number could fire ahead or broadside as with Dreadnought.
Even so, the lyrics for Guthrie's sometimes mystical love songs had the same rough-hewn diction as his broadsides.
In the version of Witches and Wicked Bodies now at the British Museum, illustrations of supposedly learned demonological texts employ the same imagery as popular 17th-century broadsides.
