First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Blake Of Rattlesnake Ssf V5 (Sources of Science Fiction, Future War Novels of the 1890S, 5)

Jane, Fred T.

Locke, George

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Routledge

The Imperial Japanese Navy

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Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Kessinger Publishing

JANE'S ALL THE WORLD'S AIRCRAFT 1919: A REPRINT OF THE 1919 EDITION OF ALL THE WORLD'S AIRCRAFT.

Jane's All the World's Aircraft, 1919

Arco, 1969

Reissue bound in green cloth. Oblong, 12 1/2" x 8 1/2", 374 pages. A Very Good copy in a VG+ dust jacket. The book has dust spotting to the covers, the edges of the page blocks and the endpapers. Rubs to its spine tips and corners. The dust jacket is lightly worn at the edges. Shipping weight is approximately five pounds. Additional shipping charges will apply to international orders.

Janes All the Worlds Airships, 1909

Arco Publishing Company

A reprint of the 1906-07 edition of All the World's Fighting Ships. Many photos and illustrations.

Jane's Fighting Ships 1906-7.

Arco Publishing

Offers drawings, information, and statistics for the warships of all nations at the turn of the century

All the World's Fighting Ships

Science & Math

Technology

Janes Information Group

The Imperial Japanese Navy (Conway's Naval History After 1850)

History

Asia

Chrysalis Books

An influential work on naval strategy, The Influence of Sea Power on History (1890) by Alfred Mahan, an American naval officer, had been instrumental in reshaping military tactics in navies all around the world. Its central idea was that a nation's success was determined by its 'sea power' - its ability to command the oceans with a large fleet. Frederick Thomas Jane (1865-1916), the founding editor of All the World's Fighting Ships and All the World's Airships (which continue to this day), here recounts historical battles to argue that other factors were as crucial, if not more, in determining military outcomes. In this daring and astute critique of Mahan's work, Jane proposes that 'fitness to win' played an essential role in securing victory. First published in 1906, this work is a thought-provoking contribution to the debate that influenced the naval arms race in the period before the First World War.

Heresies of Sea Power (Cambridge Library Collection - Naval and Military History)

Military

Cambridge University Press

Heresies of Sea Power

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