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Naval battles of the world : $b Great and decisive contests on the sea ... with an account of the Japan-China war and the recent battle of the Yalu; the growth, power, and management of our new Navy.

By Edward Shippen

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore epic sea battles of the past and discover how naval might shaped civilization.

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2024-02-28
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"Naval Battles of the World" by Edward Shippen is a journey through time, chronicling pivotal naval engagements and their global impact. Shippen highlights society's early misunderstandings of the sea and emphasizes the necessity of naval power for nations. He traces the development of naval warfare from ancient times through more modern eras, covering technological and tactical shifts while spotlighting the people and turning points that defined naval history. From the dawn of civilization to more recent conflicts, this book presents the critical role of sea power in shaping the world.

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