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From Sail to Steam, Recollections of Naval Life

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  1. Preface

    25:05

  2. Chapter I, Part 1

    27:46

  3. Chapter I, Part 2

    21:39

  4. Chapter II, Part 1

    24:16

  5. Chapter II, Part 2

    20:03

  6. Chapter III, Part 1

    29:37

  7. Chapter III, Part 2

    25:41

  8. Chapter IV, Part 1

    44:09

  9. Chapter IV, Part 2

    30:05

  10. Chapter V, Part 1

    21:21

  11. Chapter V, Part 2

    31:46

  12. Chapter VI, Part 1

    34:44

  13. Chapter VI, Part 2

    28:17

  14. Chapter VII, Part 1

    22:37

  15. Chapter VII, Part 2

    27:12

  16. Chapter VIII

    35:50

  17. Chapter IX, Part 1

    36:45

  18. Chapter IX, Part 2

    35:57

  19. Chapter X, Part 1

    37:08

  20. Chapter X, Part 2

    43:00

  21. Chapter XI, Part 1

    42:14

  22. Chapter XI, Part 2

    38:14

  23. Chapter XII, Part 1

    28:43

  24. Chapter XII, Part 2

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Alfred Thayer Mahan, the naval theorist whose ideas on sea power shaped fleets around the world, wrote this memoir late in his career, looking back on four decades in uniform. He entered the United States Navy in the 1850s as a midshipman aboard wooden sailing ships, served through the Civil War blockade, and watched the service remake itself around steam engines, iron hulls, and heavier guns. The recollections move between shipboard routine, foreign ports, and portraits of the officers and customs of a vanishing age, with candid notes on how a young man learned his profession at sea. Readers drawn to the human side of naval history will find a firsthand account of a technological turning point, told by the era's most influential strategic thinker.

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A. T. Mahan

Alfred Thayer Mahan (1840-1914) was an American naval officer and historian who taught at the Naval War College in Newport. His writing on sea power shaped strategic thinking in the United States, Britain, Germany, and Japan, making him the most influential military theorist of his generation.

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First published
1907
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
271
Language
English
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Audio read by
Delmar H Dolbier