The British Navy in Battle
Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen
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1. Front matter2. LIST OF LINE CUTS3. CHAPTER I A Greeting by Way of Dedication4. CHAPTER II A Retrospect5. CHAPTER III Sea Fallacies: A Plea for First Principles6. CHAPTER IV Some Root Doctrines7. CHAPTER V Elements of Sea Force8. CHAPTER VI The Actions9. CHAPTER VII 1. Naval Gunnery, Weapons, and Technique10. CHAPTER VIII The Action That Never Was Fought11. CHAPTER IX The Destruction of “Koenigsberg”12. CHAPTER X Capture of H.I.G.M.S. “Emden”13. CHAPTER XI The Career of Von Spee14. CHAPTER XII Battle of the Falkland Islands (I) THE CAREER OF VON SPEE (II)15. CHAPTER XIII Battle of the Falkland Islands (II) B. ACTION WITH THE ARMOURED CRUISERS16. CHAPTER XIV Battle of the Falkland Islands (III) C. ACTION WITH THE LIGHT CRUISERS17. CHAPTER XV Battle of the Falkland Islands (IV) STRATEGY—TACTICS—GUNNERY18. CHAPTER XVI The Heligoland Affair19. CHAPTER XVII The Action off the Dogger Bank20. CHAPTER XVIII The Dogger Bank II21. CHAPTER XIX The Battle of Jutland I. NORTH SEA STRATEGIES22. CHAPTER XX The Battle of Jutland—(Continued) II. THE URGENCY OF A DECISION23. CHAPTER XXI The Battle of Jutland (Continued) III. THE DISTRIBUTION OF FORCES24. CHAPTER XXII The Battle of Jutland (Continued) IV. THE SECOND PHASE25. CHAPTER XXIII The Battle of Jutland (Continued) V. THE THREE OBJECTIVES26. CHAPTER XXIV EThe Battle of Jutland (Continued) VI. THE COURSE OF THE ACTION27. CHAPTER XXV Zeebrügge and Ostend