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Front Cover......Page 1 Cover Sheet ......Page 2 Contents......Page 4 Introduction......Page 8 MAPS......Page 11 The Ancient World ......Page 12 The Mediterranean ......Page 13 The Bottleneck of Europe ......Page 14 The European Peninsula ......Page 15 The Periphery of Asia ......Page 16 American Sea Lanes ......Page 17 BOOK ONE - Command of the Sea—and the Alternatives......Page 19 EMPIRES, NAVIES AND STRATEGY......Page 21 STRATEGIC HISTORY......Page 28 STRATEGIC APPLICATIONS OF NAVAL POWER......Page 31 BOOK TWO - The Early Thalassocracies......Page 37 PRIMITIVE MAN......Page 38 THE EARLY RIVER CIVILIZATIONS......Page 39 SHIPS AND SEAFARING......Page 43 EGYPT AND THE MINOANS......Page 46 PHOENICIANS AND GREEKS......Page 51 ATHENS AND SPARTA......Page 60 ALEXANDER THE GREAT......Page 66 2 - Pax Romana - 400 B.C.—A.D. 600......Page 75 THE IMPERIAL AND CIVIL WARS......Page 85 THE EMPIRE......Page 96 THE BYZANTINE AND ARAB EMPIRES......Page 105 VIKINGS AND OTHER NORTHMEN......Page 110 THE RELIGIOUS WARS......Page 117 THE FAR EAST......Page 127 BOOK THREE - The Oceanic Age......Page 134 SHIPS AND SEAFARING......Page 135 VENICE AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE......Page 141 MEDITERRANEAN STALEMA
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- Author
- Clark G. Reynolds
- Publisher
- Krieger Pub Co
- Published
- 1984
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, Military History, Humanities
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