A. T. Mahan Bücher

Focusing on the critical role of naval power in shaping global history, this influential work analyzes the rise of British naval supremacy from 1660 to 1783. Mahan, while serving as President of the US Naval War College, details various European and American conflicts, illustrating how sea power dictated outcomes and influenced imperial dominance. His insights not only impacted naval strategies of his time but also laid the groundwork for the naval arms race leading into World War I. This edition is printed on high-quality acid-free paper.

Focusing on naval strategy, A.T. Mahan's work delves into how maritime strength influences global power dynamics. By examining historical events, it argues that a nation's control of the seas is crucial for its supremacy. This classic text provides timeless strategic insights that have significantly shaped naval doctrines around the world.

Focusing on the significance of sea power, Mahan's theories profoundly shaped naval strategies worldwide, particularly leading up to World War I. While he achieved notable success in naval theory and education, his practical command skills were less impressive, with several incidents involving collisions. Appointed as a lecturer at the Naval War College, he consolidated his insights into influential works, most notably "The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660-1783," which cemented his legacy as a pivotal naval historian.

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