Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Sea Power in American History: The Influence of the Navy and the Merchant Marine Upon American Development
The greater need, however, in a history of sea power for the average reader, is to connect the sea and the naval and commercial contests which have been waged upon its waters, with the political and military movements with which they were contemporary. The authors have there fore consistently tried to keep before the reader some idea of what was going on upon the land while military and commercial navies were active upon the ocean highways.
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