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XIII. Changes of Naval Strategy

From the book The Naval History of the World War

https://doi.org/10.4159/harvard.9780674332690.c14
From the book
The Naval History of the World War
The Naval History of the World War

Chapters in this book (26)

Frontmatter
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
CONTENTS
I. The German "Dry-Land" Plan of War
II. Control of the Seas at the Beginning of the World War
III. The Distribution of Naval Forces
IV. The Outbreak of War
V. First Naval Movements throughout the World
VI. Naval Strategy at the Beginning of Hostilities. Escape of the Goeben and Breslau to Constantinople
VII. The Far East, August 1914
VIII. Transporting the British Expeditionary Force. The Action in the Heligoland Bight
IX. The Mediterranean and the Outlying Seas
X. Loss of the Belgian Coast. Lord Fisher in the British Admiralty
XI. The Battle of Coronel
XII. The New Naval Situation and the Battle of the Falkland Islands
XIII. Changes of Naval Strategy
XIV. GERMAN NAVAL RAIDS. THE DOGGER BANK CHASE
XV. THE DARDANELLES PROJECT
XVI. THE DARDANELLES. FIRST NAVAL ATTACKS
XVII. THE DARDANELLES. FINAL DEFEAT OF NAVAL ATTACKS
APPENDICES
A. Tables showing Initial Naval Forces of the Powers
Β. Letter of Admiral Jellicoe to the Admiralty
C. Development of the Blockade of the Confederacy in the Civil War (1861-1865)
D. Vice-Admiral Carden's Plan for the Reduction of the Dardanelles by Naval Forces Alone
E. Table of Dates of the World War
Index
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