England in the War of the Spanish Successsion: A Study of the English View and Conduct of Grand Strategy, 1702-1712 (Modern European History)

History

John B. Hattendorf

Americas

Garland Publishing

America and the Sea: A Maritime History is the most comprehensive maritime history of the United States available today. Spanning the centuries from Native American and Viking maritime activities before Columbus through today's maritime enterprise, the text provides a new history of the U.S. from the fundamental perspective of the sea that surrounds it and the rivers and lakes that link its vast interior to the seacoast. America and the Sea has been gracefully written by six prominent maritime-history scholars whose individual areas of research and teaching range from labor to technology, from the fisheries to the U.S. Navy. Their text incorporates considerations of art, literature and poetry along with discussions of the economic, political, diplomatic and technological foundations of American maritime history.

America and the Sea: A Maritime History (The American Maritime Library: Vol. XV)

Benjamin W. Labaree

Wm. M. Fowler Jr.

Edward W. Sloan

Jeffrey J. Safford

Andrew W. German

Mystic Seaport Museum Inc

Every Man Will Do His Duty

Dean King

Open Road Media

Maritime History is an introductory text for undergraduate courses in maritime history, the age of exploration, and the eighteenth century. This series of essays, developed from an NEH Summer Institute in Early Modern Maritime History at the John Carter Brown Library, is designed to summarize the latest interpretations in this field, introducing students to the wider literature. There are no other up-to-date, basic texts currently available in this field.

Maritime History (Open Forum Ser)(2 Volume Set)

World

Krieger Publishing Company

During the War for American Independence, military and naval operations had been in progress for more than two years when the 1778 Rhode Island Campaign occurred. This volume presents an introduction and annotated transcript of the official British reports of battle as they appeared in the British government’s official publication, The London Gazette. The naval aspects of the confrontation are reported in great detail giving readers on\-the\-scene information as well as perspectives of larger operational concerns. Included in the work is a facsimile of reports from the Gazette.\nAbout the Editor 
Professor John B. Hattendorf, D.Phil., D.Litt., University of Oxford, is senior advisor at the U.S. Naval War College’s eponymous John B. Hattendorf Center for Maritime Historical Research and Ernest J. King Professor Emeritus of Maritime History. Additionally, he is the Historian of the Rhode Island Society Sons of the Revolution serves as Historian of the Rhode Island Society of Colonial Wars and Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati. He is the author, co\-author, editor, or co\-editor of more than fifty volumes, including the four\-volume Oxford Encyclopedia of Maritime History (2007).

The Battle of Rhode Island in 1778

Military

Stone Tower Press

To the Java Sea, Selections from the Diary, Reports, and Letters of Henry E. Eccles, 1940-1942

Naval War College Press

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