Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... naval requirements . The once proud fleet became a source of embarrassment to its officers and an object of derision among military observers . " There never was , " jeered a British journal in 1876 ... NAVAL ADVOCATES THE NAVAL ADVOCATES 1.
... naval requirements . The once proud fleet became a source of embarrassment to its officers and an object of derision among military observers . " There never was , " jeered a British journal in 1876 ... NAVAL ADVOCATES THE NAVAL ADVOCATES 1.
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... naval rearmament . Isthmian defense became an insistent refrain in the recurrent Congressional debates over naval preparedness 3An excellent synthesis of the arguments employed by the early exponents of naval preparedness is contained ...
... naval rearmament . Isthmian defense became an insistent refrain in the recurrent Congressional debates over naval preparedness 3An excellent synthesis of the arguments employed by the early exponents of naval preparedness is contained ...
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... Naval Institute Proceedings in 23 1889. If the United States intended to uphold its " modern extension " of the Monroe Doctrine , he observed , it would have to provide " an enormously larger naval force than is required for the defense ...
... Naval Institute Proceedings in 23 1889. If the United States intended to uphold its " modern extension " of the Monroe Doctrine , he observed , it would have to provide " an enormously larger naval force than is required for the defense ...
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