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The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660-1783

Note 234 — Chapter XIV · ToC

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In other words, having considered the objects for which the belligerents were at war and the proper objectives upon which their military efforts should have been directed to compass the objects, the discussion now considers how the military forces should have been handled; by what means and at what point the objective, being mobile, should have been assailed.

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