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_aLewis, Charles Lee, _d1886- _938323 |
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245 | 1 | 0 | _aFamous American naval officers. |
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_aFreeport, N.Y., _bBooks for Libraries Press _c[1971, c1948] |
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505 | 0 | _aPaul Jones and the beginning of our Navy.--Stephen Decatur and the Barbary corsairs.--Isaac Hull and "Old Ironsides."--David Porter and the cruise of the Essex.--Oliver Hazard Perry and the war on the Great Lakes.--Thomas Macdonough and the battle of Lake Champlain.--Matthew Calbraith Perry and the awakening of Japan.--David Glasgow Farragut and the Civil War.--Alfred Thayer Mahan, the historian of sea power.--Robert Edwin Peary and naval exploration.--George Dewey and the war with Spain.--William Sowden Sims and our Navy in the First World War.--Ernest Joseph King and the Second World War.--Chester William Nimitz: naval commander in chief in the Pacific.--William Frederick Halsey: the fighting admiral.--Bibliography (p. 429-432) | |
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_aUnited States. _bNavy _vBiography. _938324 |
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_aUnited States. _bNavy _xHistory. _938325 |
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