A History of Sea Power

CONTENTS

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I	The Beginnings of Navies
II	Athens as a Sea Power:
		1. The Persian War
		2. The Peloponnesian War
III	The Sea Power of Rome:
		1. The Punic Wars
		2. The Imperial Navy
IV	The Navies of the Middle Ages:
		The Eastern Empire
V	The Navies of the Middle Ages [Continued]
		Venice and the Turk
VI	Opening the Ocean Routes:
		1. Portugal and the New Route to India
		2. Spain and the New World
VII	Sea Power in the North:
		Holland's Struggle for Independence
VIII	England and the Armada
IX	Rise of English Sea Power:
		Wars with the Dutch
X	Rise of English Sea Power [continued]:
		Wars with France to the French Revolution
XI	Napoleonic Wars:
		The First of June and Camperdown
XII	Napoleonic Wars [Continued]:
		The Rise of Nelson
XIII	Napoleonic Wars [Concluded]:
		Trafalgar and After
XIV	Revolution in Naval Warfare:
		Hampton Roads and Lissa
XV	Rivalry for World Power
XVI	The World War:
		The First Year
XVII	The World War [Continued]:
		The Battle of Jutland
XVIII	The World War [Concluded]:
		Commerce Warfare
XIX	Conclusion
	Index

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