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xviii, 509 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Ch. 1. Concepts and Definitions -- Ch. 2. A Century of Wars, 1689-1763 -- Ch. 3. Sea Power in the War of the American Revolution -- Ch. 4. A Chip on the European War Table, 1783-1815 -- Ch. 5. The U.S. Navy at Peace and War, 1815-1861 -- Ch. 6. Naval Power in the American Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Ch. 7. The Post-Civil War Denoument and the Rise of the New Navy, 1865-1898 -- Ch. 8. The Spanish-American War -- Ch. 9. The U.S. Navy Comes of Age, 1898-1914 -- Ch. 10. Naval Power and the World War, 1914-1917 -- Ch. 11. The U.S. Navy in World War I, 1917-1919 -- Ch. 12. Naval Disarmament and Rearmament, 1918-1941 -- Ch. 13. The Coming of World War II -- Ch. 14. World War II in European Waters -- Ch. 15. The U.S. Navy in World War II: Atlantic Theater -- Ch. 16. World War II in the Pacific, Part I. Japanese Expansion: Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal -- Ch. 17. World War II in the Pacific, Part II: The Campaign Against Rabaul -- Ch. 18. World War II in the Pacific, Part III: The Dual Advance and the End of the Japanese Empire -- Ch. 19. The Cold War and American Defense Reorganization, 1945-1950 -- Ch. 20. Korea and Continued Communist Containment, 1950-1961 -- Ch. 21. Kennedy, Johnson, and Sea Power in the 1960s and 1970s -- Ch. 22. The Challenge of the Soviet Navy -- Ch. 23. Sea Power for the 1980s -- Ch. 24. Reagan, the Rearming of America, and the Maritime Strategy -- Ch. 25. Reagan and Nuclear Weapons: SDI, START, and SALT without SALT -- Ch. 26. The Administrations of George Bush and William J. Clinton, 1989-1997.