The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Republican naval bills on the stated ground that we should ex- periment cautiously with new types of naval construction . And the Republicans , when in the minority , criticized the Democrats for not going fast enough or far enough ...
... Republican naval bills on the stated ground that we should ex- periment cautiously with new types of naval construction . And the Republicans , when in the minority , criticized the Democrats for not going fast enough or far enough ...
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... Republican majority in one branch of Congress , progress was difficult but still possible because of the generally big - navy trend of Republican leader- ship.25 But when , as in the last two years of Arthur's adminis- tration ( 1883 ...
... Republican majority in one branch of Congress , progress was difficult but still possible because of the generally big - navy trend of Republican leader- ship.25 But when , as in the last two years of Arthur's adminis- tration ( 1883 ...
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... Republican ad- ministration had clear Republican majorities in both branches of Congress.1 And if the Republican majority in the House was rather slender , 18 it was under the firm hand of the new speaker , Thomas B. Reed of Maine , a ...
... Republican ad- ministration had clear Republican majorities in both branches of Congress.1 And if the Republican majority in the House was rather slender , 18 it was under the firm hand of the new speaker , Thomas B. Reed of Maine , a ...
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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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