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In 'Sea Law and Sea Power As They Would Be Affected by Recent Proposals, ' Thomas Gibson Bowles provides a detailed analysis of maritime law and naval power at the beginning of the 20th century. Bowles examines proposed changes to international maritime law, assessing their potential impact on naval strategies and global power dynamics.
This book offers crucial insights into the legal and strategic considerations shaping naval policy during a period of escalating international tensions. It remains relevant to scholars and strategists interested in the historical interplay between law, technology, and naval dominance.
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