The early development of Britain as a major naval power was influenced strongly by geographical factors, which inclined her population to look to the sea for both economic gain and defence against invasion.
An edition of In Defence of Naval Supremacy
(1989)
In defence of naval supremacy
finance, technology, and British naval policy, 1889-1914
by Jon Tetsuro Sumida
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