The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... sea- board , and for supporting American commercial enterprise pushing westward toward Asia.61 Mahan , indeed , anticipating the " yellow peril " bogey of the next generation , believed that ... Sea Power and the New Manifest Destiny 215.
... sea- board , and for supporting American commercial enterprise pushing westward toward Asia.61 Mahan , indeed , anticipating the " yellow peril " bogey of the next generation , believed that ... Sea Power and the New Manifest Destiny 215.
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... sea that would assure security to one's own coast and shipping , and destruction of the enemy's commerce " root and branch . " The battleship was considered the index of a navy's power , and the backbone of its fighting fleet whose ...
... sea that would assure security to one's own coast and shipping , and destruction of the enemy's commerce " root and branch . " The battleship was considered the index of a navy's power , and the backbone of its fighting fleet whose ...
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... maritime in- terests of , 8 Revolutionary America , strategic situa tion of , 7 Revolutionary War , naval policy in , 7-9 ; navies of the States in , 10 ; British sea power in , 11 ; French sea power in , 12 ; naval lessons of , 13ff ...
... maritime in- terests of , 8 Revolutionary America , strategic situa tion of , 7 Revolutionary War , naval policy in , 7-9 ; navies of the States in , 10 ; British sea power in , 11 ; French sea power in , 12 ; naval lessons of , 13ff ...
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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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