Tide of Empires: Decisive Naval Campaigns in the Rise of the West 1481-1654

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By Peter Padfield

Published By Routledge and Kegan Paul

Year Published 1979

Book Format - Hard cover

Summary

This is volume 1 of a 4 volume set. This is a comprehensive account of the development of sea power and how and why it came about. The author narrates this by saying that the world was divided into two kinds of power, sea based and land based. He theorizes that the maritime powers were able to become dominate and were able to sustain themselves through a far reaching focus on trade.

Notes - Slight wear on dust jacket.

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By Peter Padfield

Published By Routledge and Kegan Paul

Year Published 1979

Book Format - Hard cover

Summary

This is volume 1 of a 4 volume set. This is a comprehensive account of the development of sea power and how and why it came about. The author narrates this by saying that the world was divided into two kinds of power, sea based and land based. He theorizes that the maritime powers were able to become dominate and were able to sustain themselves through a far reaching focus on trade.

Notes - Slight wear on dust jacket.

By Peter Padfield

Published By Routledge and Kegan Paul

Year Published 1979

Book Format - Hard cover

Summary

This is volume 1 of a 4 volume set. This is a comprehensive account of the development of sea power and how and why it came about. The author narrates this by saying that the world was divided into two kinds of power, sea based and land based. He theorizes that the maritime powers were able to become dominate and were able to sustain themselves through a far reaching focus on trade.

Notes - Slight wear on dust jacket.

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