The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Atlantic States divided 14 to 8 for the bill ; the South Atlantic States , 11 to 27 against it ; and the frontier States of Vermont and Kentucky supplied three more SUMMARY OF ROLL CALLS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES " ON ( 1 ) THE ...
... Atlantic States divided 14 to 8 for the bill ; the South Atlantic States , 11 to 27 against it ; and the frontier States of Vermont and Kentucky supplied three more SUMMARY OF ROLL CALLS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES " ON ( 1 ) THE ...
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... Atlantic and make a demonstration in American waters . But the ocean was too wide and Germany had too few submarines to do more than that . Moreover , the British Admiralty , through its highly efficient intelligence service , kept ...
... Atlantic and make a demonstration in American waters . But the ocean was too wide and Germany had too few submarines to do more than that . Moreover , the British Admiralty , through its highly efficient intelligence service , kept ...
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... Atlantic ( Brazil ) Squadron , 95 Southard , S. L. , Sec . of Navy , quotci , 98 Spain , relations of U. S. with ... Atlantic , 231 , 232f . , 235 , in Far East , 231 ; Spanish forces , in Atlantic , 232 , in Pacific , 231 ; U. S. ...
... Atlantic ( Brazil ) Squadron , 95 Southard , S. L. , Sec . of Navy , quotci , 98 Spain , relations of U. S. with ... Atlantic , 231 , 232f . , 235 , in Far East , 231 ; Spanish forces , in Atlantic , 232 , in Pacific , 231 ; U. S. ...
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Chart and Compass | 11 |
Sea Power and American Independence 1776 | 11 |
Independence Without Sea Power 17831789 | 16 |
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