Empire of the seas : how the navy forged the modern world
2009
359.00941 L435 2009
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Title
Empire of the seas : how the navy forged the modern world
Published
London : Conway, 2009.
Description
272 p. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 26 cm.
Call Number
359.00941 L435 2009
System Control No.
(OCoLC)423599090
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-268) and index.
Contents: Part 1: Heart of Oak -- Defeating the Armada -- The drift to Civil War -- Dutch wars -- Reform and revolution -- Part 2: The golden ocean -- European war -- Stability and stagnation -- Broadening horizons -- Defeat into victory -- Part 3: High tide -- The loss of America -- Crisis and mutiny -- Nelson and the new tactics -- The triumphs and limitations of sea power -- Part 4: Sea change -- The effects of a long peace -- Steam, steel and shellfire -- Road to war -- The test of war.
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Contents: Part 1: Heart of Oak -- Defeating the Armada -- The drift to Civil War -- Dutch wars -- Reform and revolution -- Part 2: The golden ocean -- European war -- Stability and stagnation -- Broadening horizons -- Defeat into victory -- Part 3: High tide -- The loss of America -- Crisis and mutiny -- Nelson and the new tactics -- The triumphs and limitations of sea power -- Part 4: Sea change -- The effects of a long peace -- Steam, steel and shellfire -- Road to war -- The test of war.
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