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The Influence of sea Power - Volume 1
A. T. Mahan
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This is essentially a sequel to Mahan’s hugely influential ‘Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660 – 1783.’
As such, it is book on naval strategy, but one suspects Mahan took particular note of which aspects of his previous book generated most discussion, because he seems to have taken the deliber