Maritime history books

""Operational Naval Logistics is devoted to the thesis that while we must expect to make new mistakes in the logistics...  Read More >>

Considered to be the saltiest shore in England, the Blackwater provides the background for John Leather's story...  Read More >>

"Military history. The story of the World War II warship dubbed ""The Fightin'est Ship"" -- the cruiser ""Helena""."...  Read More >>

As a career mariner for over 20 years, Charles Benson was well acquainted with the privations and tribulations of...  Read More >>

""Flayhart delivers a gripping chronicle of mishap and mayhem . . . filled with danger and heroism and rich with...  Read More >>

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Noted nineteenth-century U.S. naval officer and historian Alfred Thayer Mahan argues that, despite great changes...  Read More >>

This first book to make a detailed exploration of the system of riverboat traffic of the Delta region, Steamboats...  Read More >>

In 1792, the East Indiaman ""Winterton"", with 300 crew and passengers, was wrecked on a reef off Madagascar. This...  Read More >>

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The essays in this volume analyse the relationship between trade and empire, between the Indian Ocean and its ports...  Read More >>

November 1853: First Lieutenant Phillip Hazard aboard the 300 horsepower 31-gun steam frigate. Trojan is dispatched...  Read More >>

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A history of submarine and U-boat wrecks of the British Isles  Read More >>

Beyond the Windswept Dunes takes the reader into a world of maritime adventure as it was experienced by the sailors,...  Read More >>

A literary treasure, The Pirate Hunter is a masterpiece of historical detective work and a rare, authentic pirate...  Read More >>

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An overview of the history and archaeology of the Mary Rose, Henry VIII's great warship. This is the first in a...  Read More >>

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