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The History of Naval Warfare 1660-1783

By Alfred Thayer Mahan

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Alfred Thayer Mahan's 'The History of Naval Warfare 1660-1783' is a seminal work that explores the significance of naval power during the historic period of 1660-1783. Mahan's meticulous research and detailed analysis provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the impact of naval strategies on global conflicts. Written in a scholarly and authoritative style, this book delves into the evolution of naval tactics, technological advancements, and the geopolitical implications of sea power. Mahan's work serves as a foundation for the study of naval history and remains a staple in military literature. His adept storytelling and in-depth examination of naval battles offer valuable insights into the complexities of maritime warfare. Alfred Thayer Mahan's expertise as a naval officer and historian uniquely qualifies him to present a thorough account of naval warfare during this critical period. His profound knowledge and passion for the subject shine through in every page of this enlightening book. Readers interested in military history and naval strategy will find 'The History of Naval Warfare 1660-1783' to be a fascinating and informative read that sheds light on the pivotal role of navies in shaping the course of history.

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Publish dateJan 4, 2022

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1The Influence of Sea Power upon History

10Chapter VI. The Regency in France. Alberoni in Spain. Policies of Walpole and Fleuri. War of the Polish Succession. English Contraband Trade in Spanish America. Great Britain Declares War Against Spain, 1715–1739

2Preface

11Chapter VII. War Between Great Britain and Sapin, 1739. War of the Austrian Succession, 1740. France Joins Spain Against Great Britain, 1744. Sea Battles of Matthews, Anson, and Hawke. Peace of Aix-La-Chapelle, 1748

3Introductory

12Chapter VIII. Seven Years&#x27; War, 1756–1763. England&#x27;s Overwhelming Power and Conquests on the Seas, in North America, Europe, and East and West Indies. Sea Battles: Byng Off Minorca; Hawke and Conflans; Pocock and D&#x27;Ache in East Indies

4Chapter I. Discussion of the Elements of Sea Power (pt. 1)

13Chapter IX. Course of Events From the Peace of Paris to 1778. Maritime War Consequent Upon the American Revolution. Battle Off Ushant

5Chapter I. Discussion of the Elements of Sea Power (pt. 2)

14Chapter X. Maritime War in North America and West Indies, 1778–1781. Its Influence Upon the Course of the American Revolution. Fleet Actions Off Grenada, Dominica, and Chesapeake Bay

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6Chapter II. State of Europe in 1660. Second Anglo-Dutch War, 1665–1667. Sea Battles of Lowestoft and of the Four Days

15Chapter XI. Maritime War in Europe, 1779–1782

7Chapter III. War of England and France in Alliance Against the United Provinces, 1672–1674.--Finally, of France Against Combined Europe, 1674–1678.--Sea Battles of Solebay, the Texel, and Stromboli

16Chapter XII. Events in the East Indies, 1778–1781. Suffren Sails From Brest for India, 1781. His Brilliant Naval Campaign in the Indian Seas, 1782, 1783

8Chapter IV. English Revolution. War of the League of Augsburg, 1688–1697. Sea Battles of Beachy Head and La Hougue

17Chapter XIII. Events in the West Indies After the Surrender of Yorktown. Encounters of De Grasse With Hood. The Sea Battle of the Saints. 1781–1782

9Chapter V. War of the Spanish Succession, 1702–1713. Sea Battle of Malaga

18Chapter XIV. Critical Discussion of the Maritime War of 1778