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Representing the Royal Navy: British Sea Power, 1750–1815

Margarette Lincoln

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Contents: Preface Introduction The Navy's self -image The Navy and politics The Navy and trade The Navy and religious opinion Waiting on the shore The Navy and its doctors Post-war blues Bibliography Index.

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Contents: Preface Introduction The Navy's self -image The Navy and politics The Navy and trade The Navy and religious opinion Waiting on the shore The Navy and its doctors Post-war blues Bibliography Index.

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Contents: Preface Introduction The Navy's self -image The Navy and politics The Navy and trade The Navy and religious opinion Waiting on the shore The Navy and its doctors Post-war blues Bibliography Index.

Key concepts: Navy, Blues, Shore, Index (typography), History, Politics, Political science, Oceanography

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