Seapower states: maritime culture, continental empires and the conflict that made the modern world

Evan Wilson

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The introduction to Andrew Lambert’s newest book crashes over the reader like a wave, and it requires a few read-throughs to get one’s bearings and find the surface. Here is John Ruskin in Venice e...

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