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The Roman war machine

John Peddie

1997

Maritime Landscape of Roman Britain

James Ellis Jones

2012

The Navy of the Republic of Texas, 1835-1845

Alex Dienst

1909

Around the World With the U.S. Navy

Bradley Peniston

1999

Official naval despatches

Battle line

Thomas Hone, Trent Hone, Thomas C. Hone

2005

The influence of sea power upon the French revolution and empire, 1793-1812

Alfred Thayer Mahan

1892

Stand by-y-y to start engines

Daniel V. Gallery

1966

A descriptive catalogue of the naval manuscripts in the Pepysian Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge

Pepys Library, Pepys Library.

1903

France and the Confederate Navy, 1862-1868

Bigelow, John

1888

Memoirs of the naval worthies of Queen Elizabeth's reign

Barrow, John

1845

Fighting for sea power in the days of sail

H.W. Household

1918

The US Navy

Susan E. Hamen

2015

Consolation

Corinne Michaels

2016

The Canadian Navy.

E. M. Macdonald

1910

The Roman imperial navy

Chester G. Starr

1941

The Battle of the Atlantic

Peter Darman

2013

The sovereignty of the sea

Thomas Wemyss Fulton

1911

Shall Germany starve us?

Harold Frazer Wyatt

1915

Born to fly

Shane Osborn

2001

The Eagle's Prophecy

Simon Scarrow

2006

Sea life in Nelson's time

John Masefield

1905

Slaves, sailors, citizens

Steven J. Ramold

2002

Up ship!

Douglas Hill Robinson, Charles l. Keller

1982

Feast of Freedom

Leonard Wibberley

1964

Sea power and freedom

Gerard Fiennes

1918

Tracing your naval ancestors

Bruno Pappalardo

2003

The ship with the flat tire

Todd Hunt

1964

The Naval War of 1812

Michael J. Crawford, William S. Dudley

1992

U.S. Navy war photographs

Edward Steichen, United States. Navy Dept.

1980

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