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Rise of American Naval Power
Volume 2339 in the series
Princeton Legacy Library
- Language: English
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Copyright year: 1966
- Audience: Professional and scholarly;College/higher education;
- Pages
- Main content: 422
- Keywords: Navy; Blockade; Royal Navy; United States Navy; Capital ship; Gunboat; Command of the sea; Naval strategy; Frigate; Naval history; The Influence of Sea Power upon History; United States Fleet; Great power; United States Naval Academy; Battleship; Continental Navy; Naval ship; Naval warfare; Manifest destiny; U-boat; Bureau of Navigation (United States Navy); Admiral of the Navy (United States); American Revolutionary War; Battle of Jutland; United States Department of the Navy; Naval base; Battle of the Atlantic; Naval architecture; Armored cruiser; Battle of Manila Bay; United States Naval Institute; Battle of Hampton Roads; The Naval War of 1812; Battle Fleet; Imperialism; Rear admiral (United States); Theodore Roosevelt; Confederate States of America; Thomas Jefferson; Japan–United States relations; Attack on Pearl Harbor; Franco-American alliance; Grand Fleet; Fleet in being; United States Declaration of Independence; Ironclad warship; Legislation; Naval Act of 1916; Woodrow Wilson; Union Navy; Russo-Japanese War; Privateer; Maritime nation; Commerce raiding; Letter of marque; Foreign policy of the United States; United States Secretary of the Navy; Navy League of the United States; Ship of State; North Sea Mine Barrage; The American People (book); Alfred Thayer Mahan; U-boat Campaign (World War I); Mediterranean Squadron (United States); Naval tactics; National Policy; French Revolutionary Wars; First Barbary War; Napoleonic Wars; Foreign policy; Warship; Siege of Boston; Atlantic Fleet (United Kingdom); Home Squadron; Central Powers; Marine insurance; Spanish Navy; Board of Navy Commissioners; National security; Merchant vessel; Quasi-War; Chief of Naval Operations; Embargo Act of 1807; Warfare; John Fisher; 1st Baron Fisher; Bureau of Navigation; Union blockade; Militarism; United States Revenue Cutter Service; War of 1812; Articles of Confederation; Squadron (naval); Naval militia; City of Washington (ship); Cunard Line; Sloop-of-war; Impressment; Ship of the line; Monroe Doctrine; Jay Treaty
eBook
- Published: December 8, 2015
- ISBN: 9781400878833
