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quadgram	frequency
command of the sea	220
of the united states	213
in the case of	141
the command of the	141
at the same time	119
on the th of	102
the end of the	100
on the other hand	96
by means of a	90
the mouth of the	87
the surface of the	85
on the part of	77
the rest of the	75
the crew of the	69
the hands of the	69
the deck of the	65
for the purpose of	64
the fact that the	64
the nature of the	64
the appropriate effect desired	62
one of the most	61
the destruction of the	59
the captain of the	59
in connection with the	58
the part of the	57
the united states navy	57
that is to say	56
it is true that	56
estimate of the situation	56
under the command of	55
in command of the	54
the line of battle	53
the fire of the	53
at the end of	53
is shown at fig	52
value of offensive power	51
in time of peace	49
the stars and stripes	49
by means of the	49
the side of the	49
surface of the water	49
b value of offensive	48
the case of the	47
the head of the	47
b damage done in	47
the guns of the	47
the strength of the	45
the ships of the	44
in the hands of	44
the people of the	43
the fundamental military principle	43
solution of the problem	43
the officers of the	42
the use of the	42
the case of a	41
consequences as to costs	41
the attainment of the	41
the position of the	40
as well as the	40
the bottom of the	39
in the united states	39
to the united states	39
in time of war	39
for the attainment of	39
in the war of	39
into the hands of	39
the action of the	38
the time of the	38
the characteristics of the	38
the decks of the	37
on the basis of	37
at the time of	37
the close of the	37
the admiral would have	36
the course of the	36
it will be seen	36
was one of the	36
in the mean time	36
in accordance with the	36
it is to be	35
the history of the	35
in a state of	35
in view of the	35
the commander of the	35
it is necessary to	35
the gulf of mexico	35
the direction of the	35
damage done in th	35
ships of the line	34
characteristics of the theater	34
the power of the	34
the success of the	34
from the standpoint of	34
is one of the	33
the control of the	33
under the guns of	33
the whole of the	33
in the event of	32
the top of the	32
in the same way	32
to the fact that	32
the loss of the	32
the body of the	32
in the form of	32
from time to time	32
forces of the enemy	31
the work of the	31
this does not mean	31
a large number of	31
and at the same	31
does not mean that	30
on the deck of	30
of one of the	30
to prevent the enemy	30
in the midst of	30
in such a way	30
with the exception of	30
below the surface of	29
the duke of york	29
apportionment of fighting strength	29
and the united states	29
the centre of the	29
secretary of the navy	29
as soon as the	29
out of the line	29
the sides of the	29
the opening of the	29
for the reason that	29
in a position to	29
the solution of the	29
a fleet in being	29
and fire a gun	29
the object of the	28
of the war of	28
the remainder of the	28
it is impossible to	28
with respect to the	28
as a matter of	28
the war of the	28
in the history of	28
the greater part of	28
of the appropriate effect	28
for the first time	27
of the fleet in	27
in connection with a	27
the character of the	27
the hull of the	27
the beginning of the	27
end of th period	27
the wind of the	27
in addition to the	27
at end of th	27
in the west indies	27
the middle of the	26
the stern of the	26
offensive power a at	26
for the solution of	26
is not to be	26
it consists of a	26
of offensive power a	26
by the united states	26
a line of battle	26
the capture of the	26
in so far as	26
be found in the	26
in such a manner	26
so long as the	26
it would have been	26
the movements of the	25
proved to be the	25
at the mouth of	25
the condition of the	25
to be found in	25
in the course of	25
of offensive power at	25
of the armed forces	25
the factor of the	25
as a means of	25
it is clear that	25
at the head of	25
of the fact that	25
of courses of action	24
on the night of	24
power a at end	24
period b value of	24
a period b value	24
a at end of	24
on the morning of	24
of the first step	24
offensive power at end	24
admiral would have the	24
in the line of	24
the purpose of the	24
a b value of	24
the salient features of	24
of the british navy	23
the end in view	23
that it would be	23
in the solution of	23
a b damage done	23
period by a b	23
in contact with the	23
the secretary of the	23
the roar of the	23
means available and opposed	23
as we have seen	23
so far as the	23
in front of the	23
by a b value	23
the development of the	23
solution of military problems	23
it must be remembered	23
the story of the	22
the consequences as to	22
the face of the	22
sail of the line	22
on account of the	22
the bow of the	22
of the fleet to	22
it may be said	22
the means available and	22
a part of the	22
the defeat of the	22
in spite of the	22
the chain of command	22
on the high seas	22
is to be found	22
one hundred and fifty	22
in this case the	22
in line of battle	22
when the admiral would	22
period b damage done	22
from the deck of	22
the men of the	22
the bon homme richard	22
wind of the enemy	22
of the planned action	22
in a few minutes	21
the war of american	21
to the number of	21
a course of action	21
of the sea is	21
as determined by the	21
the resistance of the	21
all parts of the	21
one or other of	21
the van of the	21
is connected to the	21
by the explosion of	21
in the face of	21
the solution of military	21
ships of the enemy	21
period a b damage	21
with the aid of	21
the fleet is to	21
to deal with the	21
war of american independence	21
the accomplishment of the	21
the shores of the	21
would have to be	21
on the other side	21
the vessels of the	21
up and down the	21
the estimate of the	21
the course of action	21
by the factor of	21
end of the war	20
the night of the	20
the attainment of an	20
the men on the	20
the execution of the	20
any part of the	20
in the same manner	20
in the direction of	20
in the fact that	20
the ships in the	20
armed forces of the	20
at the beginning of	20
in such a case	20
the flagstaff at the	20
the basis for the	20
the morning of the	20
that of the enemy	20
flag at the mizen	20
that it may be	20
the effect of the	20
the application of the	20
by the fact that	20
is true that the	20
the basis of the	20
of the sea and	20
as in the case	20
the form of a	20
the early part of	20
at the close of	20
for the use of	20
the number of men	20
rest of the fleet	20
the attention of the	20
the midst of the	19
the supervision of the	19
of the assigned objective	19
that it is not	19
the banks of the	19
in the centre of	19
of the salient features	19
the cause of the	19
of the eighteenth century	19
it is obvious that	19
of a favorable military	19
to be able to	19
to the end of	19
in the harbor of	19
as a result of	19
is connected with the	19
the declaration of war	19
it was not till	19
for the purposes of	19
the th of june	19
with the intention of	19
the armed forces of	19
but it was not	18
by this time the	18
the issue of the	18
of th period b	18
the order of battle	18
that the united states	18
to that of the	18
on the starboard side	18
done in th a	18
of passage and communication	18
th period a b	18
in th a period	18
the rear of the	18
the rigging of the	18
the news of the	18
the entrance to the	18
for the most part	18
the place of the	18
the roll of the	18
the signal for the	18
the size of the	18
th a period b	18
have the wind of	18
it was in the	18
in the north sea	18
out of the question	18
the natural mental processes	18
the united states was	18
but it is not	18
on the decks of	18
the scene of the	18
the boats of the	18
of the sea in	18
of the th of	17
in the matter of	17
must be remembered that	17
of the war was	17
the defence of the	17
used in connection with	17
of the british fleet	17
greater part of the	17
it was not until	17
the value of the	17
in the opposite direction	17
than that of the	17
of one hundred and	17
in the hopes of	17
in th period by	17
it may be that	17
at a distance of	17
in favour of the	17
to windward of the	17
the world at large	17
of the people of	17
in the minds of	17
done in th period	17
from one of the	17
the extent to which	17
there can be no	17
the united states is	17
the officer of the	17
to put to sea	17
from the fact that	17
the advantage of the	17
in the middle of	17
for the protection of	17
the two vessels were	17
by the action of	17
surface of the sea	17
of the united kingdom	17
one or more of	17
from the point of	17
the manner in which	17
it would seem that	17
the passage of the	17
attainment of the objective	17
th period by a	17
in the british navy	17
it is possible to	17
predetermined course of action	16
what may be called	16
seems to have been	16
in the early part	16
the point of view	16
and made for the	16
feet below the surface	16
at the distance of	16
the officers and men	16
the exception of the	16
for the sake of	16
may be able to	16
those of the enemy	16
the importance of the	16
by reason of the	16
off the coast of	16
the progress of the	16
ships of the fleet	16
as shown at fig	16
in the light of	16
or other of the	16
of a military problem	16
it was found that	16
object of the war	16
to the nature of	16
the extent of the	16
was not to be	16
to pass through the	16
th period b damage	16
for a long time	16
it is probable that	16
at the present day	16
the waters of the	16
the united states to	16
strength of the current	16
of the new navy	16
the ends of the	16
of officers and men	16
the latter part of	16
the signal is made	16
to freedom of action	16
of some of the	16
the influence of the	16
of a series of	16
the same manner as	16
in the wake of	16
in the defence of	16
of the nature of	15
the conduct of war	15
to take advantage of	15
the assistance of the	15
put off from the	15
the result of the	15
it is not necessary	15
to leeward of the	15
it was impossible to	15
basis for solution of	15
control of the sea	15
in the presence of	15
the aim of the	15
in the way of	15
in case the enemy	15
the honor of the	15
the art of war	15
in order that the	15
ship of the enemy	15
proved to be a	15
the field of action	15
such a manner that	15
will have to be	15
at the mizen peak	15
such a way that	15
it will be remembered	15
that part of the	15
a favorable military situation	15
the upper part of	15
point of view of	15
a good deal of	15
the last of the	15
close of the war	15
it will be found	15
fell in with a	15
but to no avail	15
salient features of the	15
the men in the	15
of the enemy was	15
such a way as	15
to do with the	15
to take possession of	15
on the flagstaff at	15
of the royal navy	15
supervision of the planned	15
i will hoist a	15
will be found in	15
on each side of	15
would be able to	15
the theater of operations	15
navy of the united	15
in this way the	15
the solution of a	15
action to be taken	15
the failure of the	15
with the united states	15
the advance of the	15
the action to be	15
in the war with	14
the will of the	14
and in a few	14
it will be observed	14
of the great war	14
the speed of the	14
at the present time	14
the admiral of the	14
are to endeavour to	14
so as to be	14
the ports of the	14
the flag of the	14
on the st of	14
the straits of dover	14
part of the fleet	14
the explosion of the	14
a certain number of	14
determined by the factor	14
to the solution of	14
be brought to bear	14
the way in which	14
of the estimate form	14
with a view to	14
the new england coast	14
the american civil war	14
the united states and	14
prevent the enemy from	14
to the point of	14
we are able to	14
the two ships were	14
from the viewpoint of	14
of the line of	14
the efficiency of the	14
or it may be	14
at the battle of	14
hands of the british	14
to the success of	14
the arrival of the	14
the weight of the	14
to say that the	14
opening of the war	14
of the most important	14
the operations of the	14
in the admiralty library	14
fell in with the	14
the minds of the	14
as far as possible	14
hands of the enemy	14
it was on the	14
the essential elements of	14
the fate of the	14
the th of august	14
recognition of the incentive	14
was the first to	14
attack and defence of	14
in the place of	14
as well as in	14
of electrical submarine mines	14
at the opening of	14
the conditions of the	14
enemy courses of action	14
out of range of	14
in the field of	14
the battle of the	14
for freedom of action	14
the approach of the	14
fire of the enemy	14
high in the air	14
the first dutch war	14
of the means available	14
the main body of	14
the power of a	14
the conduct of the	13
this point of view	13
the coast of the	13
the united states in	13
be in a position	13
and on the th	13
every ship is to	13
into contact with the	13
the sailors of the	13
as we shall see	13
it was placed on	13
of a number of	13
in the latter part	13
to seek out the	13
which the united states	13
was that of the	13
was to be seen	13
so far as it	13
a large body of	13
in which they are	13
will be able to	13
in the shape of	13
of the nineteenth century	13
on the eve of	13
the united states has	13
years of the war	13
the escape of the	13
in such a position	13
night of the th	13
with regard to the	13
and in an instant	13
the next day the	13
of the ships of	13
the demands of the	13
in the vicinity of	13
with a system of	13
not be able to	13
in the latter case	13
for the destruction of	13
of the seventeenth century	13
so great was the	13
to the use of	13
as a basis for	13
of the fleet and	13
such a position that	13
the leading ship of	13
of the exploits of	13
the united states government	13
and one of the	13
to the extent of	13
it would not be	13
the crews of the	13
a day or two	13
in the hope of	13
the th of may	13
to the appropriate effect	13
morning of the th	13
to carry out the	13
at the bottom of	13
to be regarded as	13
best course of action	13
the tops of the	13
each course of action	13
the lay torpedo boat	13
a few minutes later	13
the light of the	13
the th of july	13
in the first place	13
of the theater of	13
i would have the	13
with reference to the	13
the determination of the	13
the th of march	13
connection with a system	13
in the signal book	13
for the defence of	13
in order of battle	13
the affair of the	13
the fleet in being	13
the united states had	13
the name of the	13
as well as of	13
may be said to	13
a way as to	13
each side of the	13
it would be impossible	13
the requirements of suitability	13
is not necessary to	13
the interior of the	13
for the capture of	13
it seemed as though	13
the idea of the	13
it is difficult to	13
during the war of	12
it is in the	12
a certain amount of	12
the establishment of the	12
to engage the enemy	12
into a line of	12
must be able to	12
the people on the	12
the appearance of a	12
power at end of	12
the time of trafalgar	12
to the end that	12
of the american ship	12
basis for the solution	12
as that of the	12
of the officers and	12
the use of a	12
destruction of the enemy	12
course of action is	12
the difference between the	12
he will hoist a	12
the outbreak of the	12
body of the fleet	12
be divided into two	12
up to the present	12
as influenced by the	12
ship of the line	12
but by this time	12
she fell in with	12
is attached to the	12
while at the same	12
the successful conduct of	12
attainment of an end	12
the united states were	12
of the gulf of	12
coast of the united	12
deflection of the needle	12
but it must be	12
the exercise of command	12
to the accomplishment of	12
in regard to the	12
in the use of	12
or more of the	12
on the one hand	12
courses of action which	12
mouth of the river	12
of the regular navy	12
a shot from the	12
of relative fighting strength	12
the best course of	12
under the lee of	12
the sound of the	12
in the first step	12
the number of the	12
procedure distinctive of the	12
it will be necessary	12
to deny the enemy	12
at the hands of	12
to the west indies	12
the masthead of the	12
of the enemy to	12
of this form of	12
the fact that a	12
early in the war	12
the first year of	12
as to prevent the	12
which is shown at	12
as soon as they	12
with that of the	12
in the work of	12
successful conduct of war	12
people of the united	12
of the navy department	12
to the mouth of	12
at the main topmast	12
retained courses of action	12
she proved to be	12
the th of september	12
the science of war	12
the principle of the	12
distinctive of the first	12
when we come to	12
when the fleet is	12
below the water line	12
may be divided into	12
the second in command	12
would seem to be	12
the east coast of	12
of the fundamental military	12
of the crew of	12
could not have been	12
in advance of the	12
in one of the	12
draw into a line	12
the fact that in	12
put an end to	12
rise to the surface	12
the bulk of the	11
one end of the	11
by the aid of	11
the navy records society	11
to destroy the enemy	11
the possession of the	11
the eyes of the	11
the procedure distinctive of	11
it is not to	11
history of the world	11
and it may be	11
for more than a	11
the overthrow of the	11
on the top of	11
the council of war	11
when the signal is	11
on the port side	11
that there is no	11
parts of the world	11
the personnel of the	11
the growth of the	11
on the d of	11
have been able to	11
decision as to the	11
the th of february	11
upper part of the	11
he will make the	11
the operations of a	11
was placed on the	11
selection of the best	11
fell into the hands	11
be remembered that the	11
the movement of the	11
of the english channel	11
with the result that	11
it is only necessary	11
were not to be	11
by means of which	11
the basis for solution	11
the fortune of war	11
the surrender of the	11
the man at the	11
the standpoint of the	11
the th of april	11
adequate freedom of action	11
red flag on the	11
the other side of	11
leading ship of the	11
will be found to	11
in the rear of	11
signal is made for	11
it was seen that	11
in a line of	11
either side of the	11
bearing down upon the	11
the other end of	11
by the characteristics of	11
of range of the	11
nature of the war	11
manner in which the	11
at anchor in the	11
to lie in a	11
under cover of the	11
the exploits of the	11
career of paul jones	11
the length of the	11
to the scene of	11
the united service institution	11
secure the command of	11
cape of good hope	11
was in command of	11
at a time when	11
ship in the fleet	11
the same way as	11
the primary object of	11
at a distance from	11
as will be seen	11
will be seen that	11
the attack on the	11
the commanders of the	11
to enable them to	11
the theory of war	11
it will not be	11
a red flag on	11
the career of the	11
the lines of communication	11
that it was a	11
from this point of	11
for the exercise of	11
the ships are to	11
a portion of the	11
at the mercy of	11
in possession of the	11
of the consequences as	11
to the amount of	11
at the fore topmast	11
that there was no	11
to return to the	11
the shot of the	11
may be called the	11
to the assistance of	11
out of the water	11
for a time the	11
in the battle of	11
signal for the line	11
it may be necessary	11
of the civil war	11
the presence of a	11
the ulterior object of	11
summary of the situation	11
is by no means	11
will be necessary to	11
of the british empire	11
off the mouth of	11
in the days of	11
be seen in the	11
of the land forces	11
the plans of the	11
it may be well	11
the th of january	11
the leader of the	11
to the fire of	11
of the duke of	11
is to be considered	11
the aid of the	11
of the characteristics of	11
of one of these	11
the isle of wight	11
in the fundamental military	11
bore down upon the	11
by the use of	11
in the absence of	11
take the form of	11
the united states frigate	11
part of the enemy	11
to the deck of	11
the number of vessels	11
in a moment the	11
could be brought to	11
during the american civil	11
was out of the	11
of the great guns	11
not mean that the	11
union flag at the	11
to the coast of	11
as one of the	11
was on the th	10
the great majority of	10
the streets of the	10
for a length of	10
the viewpoint of the	10
the circumstances of the	10
and it was not	10
be said that the	10
the outcome of the	10
it is also true	10
to be considered as	10
in the task organization	10
may be said that	10
of the north sea	10
in the morning the	10
be said to be	10
up with the enemy	10
as long as the	10
may be expected to	10
in the bay of	10
in the sense that	10
but it may be	10
leeward of the enemy	10
in the summer of	10
of the science of	10
command of the channel	10
the peace of amiens	10
in the order of	10
of the american frigate	10
early part of the	10
a great deal of	10
blue flag at the	10
in a great measure	10
lies in the fact	10
the explosion of a	10
the fleet of the	10
as a general rule	10
the territory of the	10
is made for the	10
a current of electricity	10
at the outbreak of	10
it does mean that	10
the ease with which	10
the first of the	10
in order to avoid	10
the order of sailing	10
to those of the	10
the cape of good	10
a system of defence	10
the fact that it	10
they were to be	10
the best method of	10
is the most important	10
in the civil war	10
a line of bearing	10
as far as the	10
set fire to the	10
that it should be	10
is attached to a	10
was in the hands	10
the scene of action	10
of the highest order	10
to be brought to	10
the force of the	10
under the control of	10
in case of war	10
if the admiral would	10
the lookout on the	10
system of defence by	10
between them and the	10
of being able to	10
so far as they	10
the departure of the	10
of the americans was	10
the fleet are to	10
of the american people	10
on the coast of	10
the eve of the	10
of the crew were	10
the navy of the	10
an equal number of	10
the authority of the	10
to cut through the	10
the wake of the	10
to cut off the	10
of the value of	10
the command of capt	10
it was determined to	10
in the eyes of	10
out of the way	10
so soon as the	10
between cause and effect	10
a blue flag at	10
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in an instant the	10
to believe that the	10
application of the fundamental	10
and the work of	10
the army and navy	10
the gunners on the	10
the men at the	10
at the mizen topmast	10
on either side of	10
on the fore topmast	10
rest of the ships	10
mouth of the mississippi	10
at such a distance	10
the work sheet is	10
on the face of	10
of the line and	10
was found to be	10
in all parts of	10
a recognition of the	10
may be taken as	10
is to be taken	10
for the west indies	10
at the disposal of	10
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some idea of the	10
one of the first	10
of the basis for	10
lord of the admiralty	10
nature of the problem	10
of the command of	10
may be necessary to	10
when i would have	10
naval forces of the	10
issue of the war	10
force of the enemy	10
in search of the	10
of the ships in	10
the requirements of the	10
on the opposite side	10
the maintenance of a	10
for solution of the	10
shot of the enemy	10
the maintenance of the	10
from stem to stern	10
side of the vessel	10
is only necessary to	10
the report of the	10
of the sea has	10
in the possession of	10
of the line in	10
to the top of	10
the base of the	10
of the present day	10
the protection of the	10
the sea and the	10
some of the most	10
of the enemy and	10
of one or more	10
of the two vessels	10
the results of the	10
of which we have	10
that the command of	10
is also true that	10
is obvious that the	9
from the united states	9
and the whole of	9
in any part of	9
that the number of	9
the spirit of the	9
of the fleet is	9
papers relating to the	9
windward of the enemy	9
out of the fight	9
end th period a	9
as the united states	9
the sailors on the	9
on the banks of	9
equal to that of	9
take possession of the	9
so far as is	9
shall be able to	9
the edge of the	9
guns of the fort	9
any ship of the	9
to bear on the	9
early in the morning	9
it was to be	9
demands of the situation	9
every now and then	9
officers and men of	9
and if the admiral	9
lines of passage and	9
there will be no	9
it is not so	9
would be likely to	9
both officers and men	9
factor of the appropriate	9
the captains of the	9
the courses of action	9
that one of the	9
no longer able to	9
in a few hours	9
on the upper deck	9
took up a position	9
the knowledge of the	9
lie in a line	9
mouth of the harbor	9
it seems to have	9
for the united states	9
for the benefit of	9
a system of electrical	9
at the firing point	9
when war breaks out	9
placed on the ground	9
or he that commands	9
for the better ordering	9
to the attainment of	9
which he had been	9
the lee of the	9
the benefit of the	9
a large proportion of	9
which they had been	9
was struck by a	9
each other in the	9
greater than that of	9
operations over the sea	9
be to leeward of	9
it is not a	9
as the result of	9
the commander may find	9
the selection of a	9
shot from one of	9
take advantage of the	9
due to the fact	9
according to the nature	9
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of the declaration of	9
in the art of	9
on the nature of	9
a matter of course	9
the command of a	9
square miles of sea	9
be able to do	9
is provided with a	9
the brunt of the	9
along the american coast	9
of the american navy	9
the cruise of the	9
of any of the	9
bon homme richard and	9
with the rest of	9
other side of the	9
to break through the	9
had been sent to	9
conditions prevailing in the	9
of the basic plan	9
to be attained by	9
from the west indies	9
power at end th	9
to be taken to	9
one after the other	9
influenced by the characteristics	9
in command of a	9
under the protection of	9
the base at a	9
effect to be produced	9
reason to believe that	9
would be impossible to	9
the presence of an	9
during the civil war	9
will be observed that	9
by the side of	9
give battle to the	9
in a way that	9
officer of the deck	9
to be in the	9
we do not know	9
in the conduct of	9
in which case the	9
the skill of the	9
for a short time	9
a sufficient number of	9
lying at anchor in	9
which proved to be	9
selection of correct military	9
was to be done	9
anchor in the harbor	9
between the united states	9
one of the officers	9
ulterior object of the	9
the attainment of a	9
be borne in mind	9
admiral of the fleet	9
and the power of	9
in the seventeenth century	9
out of the harbor	9
the whitehead fish torpedo	9
in the theatre of	9
not only in the	9
the ship of the	9
early in the action	9
divided into two parts	9
the construction of the	9
is clear that the	9
of all proportion to	9
to be made available	9
it is hard to	9
fall into the hands	9
the appearance of the	9
than those of the	9
the objective of the	9
the work of destruction	9
for a few minutes	9
attainment of an objective	9
a matter of fact	9
to the aid of	9
at the same moment	9
of fulminate of mercury	9
that she was a	9
as soon as he	9
so as to prevent	9
to fall into the	9
in the spring of	9
first year of the	9
more than per cent	9
in the handling of	9
own courses of action	9
other vessels of the	9
of the second step	9
of the men who	9
the state of the	9
of naval warfare is	9
that he could not	9
the length of time	9
at the same instant	9
the bows of the	9
the line of passage	9
the circuit of the	9
for the honor of	9
the efforts of the	9
of the strength of	9
the advantages of the	9
in the fleet are	9
but it does not	9
surface of the river	9
known to have been	9
one to the other	9
out of all proportion	9
in these days of	9
homme richard and the	9
the water from the	9
of a fleet in	9
britain and the united	9
a distance from the	9
the naval forces of	9
from the side of	9
the superiority of the	9
was found that the	9
it has been found	9
the same time the	9
in the straits of	9
a pennant on the	9
we come to the	9
they are to be	9
of th period a	9
the wires of the	9
on the surface of	9
of action may be	9
great britain and the	9
it is one of	9
to be ready to	9
year of the war	9
is a matter of	9
the war with tripoli	9
the fleet in the	9
duty it was to	9
of seeking out the	9
for the conduct of	9
with which he had	9
to secure the command	9
the coils of the	9
at end th period	9
the area of the	9
of the natural mental	9
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a number of small	9
is placed in the	9
establishment of the basis	9
the reason that the	9
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the end of a	9
can be made to	9
he that commands in	9
essential elements of a	9
as well as to	9
physical conditions prevailing in	9
a large quantity of	9
the little town of	9
the following is a	9
this form of cable	9
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rear of the fleet	9
gain the wind of	9
a quarter of a	9
the primary function of	8
away from the enemy	8
which it may be	8
proper apportionment of fighting	8
in the number of	8
but a short time	8
his wake or grain	8
of the electro magnet	8
a system of submarine	8
to bring him to	8
that it will be	8
the commanders of his	8
the west indies and	8
expressed in terms of	8
it will be well	8
of effective military operations	8
and the fact that	8
banks of the river	8
as much as possible	8
the events of the	8
the custom of the	8
that the confederates were	8
was due to the	8
upon pain of death	8
the solution of his	8
is the duty of	8
the factors of the	8
to show that the	8
course of action in	8
the guns of a	8
it is essential to	8
the creation of a	8
the mercy of the	8
war of the revolution	8
mouth of the creek	8
at the expense of	8
one of the greatest	8
the presence of the	8
the solution of problems	8
owing to the fact	8
from the nature of	8
of the british isles	8
to which they are	8
against the sides of	8
the dutch in the	8
between russia and japan	8
entrance to the harbor	8
were sent to the	8
the attack and defence	8
war limited by contingent	8
from the body of	8
in any human activity	8
that the enemy was	8
to such an extent	8
the torch to the	8
on the ensign staff	8
the fleet and the	8
of the west indies	8
the loss of a	8
the physical conditions prevailing	8
main body of the	8
the first of these	8
at the cost of	8
of the chain of	8
he would have the	8
in order to prevent	8
the first and second	8
solution of a military	8
of correct military objectives	8
whether or not the	8
richard and the serapis	8
it may be objected	8
more than a match	8
for the time being	8
the service of the	8
of the existing situation	8
the training of the	8
and for this reason	8
prevailing in the field	8
in the streets of	8
may be made to	8
stripped to the waist	8
by one of the	8
to run the blockade	8
as well as for	8
it is certain that	8
the good people of	8
of the best course	8
point of the compass	8
enemy the use of	8
a few days later	8
in the last resort	8
would have the rear	8
of the firing battery	8
the north and south	8
object of naval warfare	8
every part of the	8
will be remembered that	8
on one of the	8
of the war in	8
the same as that	8
it must always be	8
to point out that	8
the object of this	8
essential elements of information	8
little more than a	8
the addition of the	8
in the service of	8
at right angles to	8
for the fleet to	8
whose duty it was	8
of the battle of	8
the root of the	8
so arranged as to	8
in the former case	8
of the fleet are	8
by the people of	8
is the fact that	8
a speed of knots	8
is no longer able	8
to the surface and	8
haul to the wind	8
to get to sea	8
at the rate of	8
to strike a blow	8
in consequence of the	8
of the british was	8
part of the ship	8
the general plan for	8
when the news of	8
between the bon homme	8
and in a moment	8
torpedo operations during the	8
the mean time the	8
to be dealt with	8
they are to endeavour	8
as well as by	8
of two or more	8
so far as to	8
proved to be an	8
in the area abcd	8
the british navy was	8
the result of a	8
primary object of the	8
in each of the	8
attainment of the assigned	8
of the naval militia	8
and the men were	8
two or more of	8
is not so much	8
of the great sea	8
the pressure of the	8
under the bottom of	8
two hundred and fifty	8
of the art of	8
that it was not	8
every ship in the	8
and those of the	8
influence of sea power	8
as it was in	8
this form of circuit	8
that they could not	8
over an uncommanded sea	8
the th of october	8
elements of a favorable	8
roll of the drums	8
system of electrical submarine	8
defence by submarine mines	8
the duty of the	8
the sea is the	8
a predetermined course of	8
selection of a correct	8
in with a british	8
admiral of the blue	8
be made for the	8
first lord of the	8
it should be noted	8
to the present time	8
with the object of	8
the officers and crew	8
in pursuit of the	8
an understanding of the	8
is the same as	8
the attack of the	8
the introduction of the	8
it would appear that	8
the enemy the use	8
the united states ship	8
the additional fighting instructions	8
one hundred and twenty	8
the needs of the	8
in chief in the	8
along the coast of	8
of the torpedo is	8
object of the fleet	8
flag on the mizen	8
of the power of	8
for breaking the line	8
mistress of the seas	8
the resolution of the	8
form the line of	8
on a large scale	8
the muzzles of the	8
it is desired to	8
on the new england	8
fleet to tack first	8
van of the enemy	8
so far as we	8
the poles of the	8
contact with the enemy	8
not strong enough to	8
during the process of	8
to the line of	8
under the influence of	8
the deflection of the	8
the theatre of operations	8
the predetermined course of	8
to the eastward of	8
by means of an	8
the plan of the	8
to one of the	8
as soon as possible	8
the resources of the	8
it is unnecessary to	8
the news of this	8
fell a prey to	8
and plunged into the	8
the fleet to tack	8
it must be noted	8
of the war the	8
more than an hour	8
the insulation of the	8
have been due to	8
the fact that they	8
after the fall of	8
the statement of the	8
the wreck of the	8
in the hope that	8
the enemy to leeward	8
in the nature of	8
until the end of	8
and defence of trade	8
by the english government	8
of any part of	8
to quit the line	8
in the same direction	8
to which it is	8
that the work of	8
of breaking the line	8
station in the line	8
to keep the wind	8
flagstaff at the mizen	8
make the same signal	8
that he had been	8
in order to make	8
running estimate of the	8
that the americans were	8
and in order to	8
of the british ship	8
per cent of misses	8
the fall of the	8
signal is made to	8
out in hot pursuit	8
to make the attempt	8
to form the line	8
deny the enemy the	8
of the european family	8
it is not the	8
foul one of another	8
the invasion of the	8
to keep the fleet	8
sent to the mediterranean	8
war with great britain	8
the only means of	8
during the great war	8
the line of the	8
other end of the	8
a sound basis for	8
he was forced to	8
a result of this	8
to go to war	8
over and over again	8
in the tops of	8
the second dutch war	8
by the destruction of	7
line of battle ahead	7
close to the wind	7
to be taken into	7
of the spanish succession	7
tells the story of	7
functions of the fleet	7
set out in hot	7
is to be expected	7
of the fleet was	7
the maxim that the	7
took possession of the	7
of the main body	7
by the application of	7
an estimate of the	7
of the navy of	7
right angles to the	7
of a torpedo boat	7
to the head of	7
a view of the	7
of of of of	7
of the factors of	7
of the torpedo boats	7
with one or more	7
factor of the consequences	7
to the conclusion that	7
different parts of the	7
that there should be	7
it was not the	7
as to the best	7
on the atlantic coast	7
the central american isthmus	7
the point where the	7
a state of war	7
man at the wheel	7
in the open sea	7
may be that the	7
in the construction of	7
of the caribbean sea	7
a century and a	7
and men of the	7
into the open sea	7
opposite side of the	7
are likely to be	7
line or rod u	7
of the laws of	7
be one of the	7
of the council of	7
it has been said	7
of the first importance	7
and that is the	7
it has not been	7
that the people of	7
acceptability of the consequences	7
is essential to the	7
the life of the	7
certain it is that	7
to be carried out	7
the action between the	7
of ships of the	7
to give battle to	7
the fall of fort	7
of the circuit closer	7
in his report of	7
number of officers and	7
so arranged that the	7
the united states sloop	7
be given to the	7
were to be found	7
to the enemy and	7
is connected with a	7
in the end the	7
of the rest of	7
the best position for	7
one of the three	7
upon the decks of	7
the naval history of	7
fleet as a whole	7
the captains of such	7
of consequences as to	7
under the supervision of	7
it was late in	7
the depth of water	7
commands in chief in	7
of an end in	7
to be added to	7
it may be found	7
became evident that the	7
the motion of the	7
to assume the offensive	7
the relations of the	7
which is to be	7
be said to have	7
the truth is that	7
as possible to the	7
high into the air	7
vessels of the fleet	7
such and such a	7
the war with france	7
to the bottom of	7
a conclusion as to	7
roar of the cannon	7
that we do not	7
from the centre of	7
the navy in the	7
to be taken by	7
to rise to the	7
as the basis for	7
a line with the	7
the capabilities of the	7
face to face with	7
to enable it to	7
the gunners in the	7
the other vessels of	7
from the merchant service	7
the running estimate of	7
in sight of the	7
more than a hundred	7
latter part of the	7
in order to be	7
by reference to the	7
of the ship was	7
course of the war	7
than a match for	7
upper end of the	7
to the direction of	7
the mission of the	7
and there was no	7
the authorities of the	7
a command of the	7
on the western coast	7
it is that the	7
is fitted with a	7
one or two of	7
the fury of the	7
built by this firm	7
it is assumed that	7
of the fish torpedo	7
the entrance of the	7
the state of dispute	7
what is to be	7
of the transport fleet	7
course of action which	7
in every ship should	7
captured by the british	7
to a state of	7
affect the issue of	7
the deck of his	7
was made on the	7
greater or less extent	7
the total number of	7
the line of bearing	7
their stations in the	7
should be able to	7
if it is to	7
the study of the	7
influenced by the factor	7
of the military profession	7
the third dutch war	7
the relative values of	7
had it not been	7
in the waters of	7
into the midst of	7
admiral would have any	7
by which it is	7
during the remainder of	7
the offensive and the	7
the naval strength of	7
the shape of a	7
the cannon of the	7
the idea of concentration	7
an end to the	7
the heads of the	7
at the moment of	7
will be well to	7
a study of the	7
any ship shall be	7
then he will hoist	7
it is not only	7
in the port of	7
a greater or less	7
to get at the	7
it may be added	7
the employment of a	7
general plan for the	7
a time when the	7
was too much for	7
in favor of the	7
an attack upon the	7
in the ratio of	7
at least in the	7
was a man of	7
where there is a	7
of the naval operations	7
the engines of the	7
the selection of the	7
the strength of a	7
in charge of the	7
great britain and france	7
in the old days	7
of the essential elements	7
seem to have been	7
relationship between cause and	7
it must have been	7
at the top of	7
of the effect desired	7
united states navy in	7
the thunder of the	7
point at which the	7
presence of an enemy	7
such a manner as	7
the establishment of a	7
of the german navy	7
out of the darkness	7
general command of the	7
for the determination of	7
from the main body	7
the point at which	7
in the body of	7
all the time the	7
to meet the enemy	7
an attack on the	7
ship or ships of	7
while it is true	7
into his wake or	7
the platinum wire bridge	7
the western coast of	7
the position of a	7
part of the world	7
of the captain of	7
of sufficient strength to	7
this it will be	7
of the ship and	7
maxim of seeking out	7
the naval annals of	7
bottom of the ship	7
be answered by the	7
on the starboard tack	7
advantage of the wind	7
over and above the	7
may be objected that	7
the midst of a	7
it does not follow	7
and so far as	7
this part of the	7
that they should be	7
to a greater or	7
effective command of the	7
in the crimean war	7
in order that they	7
a platinum wire fuze	7
leading block on the	7
and character of the	7
the united states of	7
to be observed in	7
waters of the gulf	7
of the importance of	7
the advent of the	7
at this point in	7
that of great britain	7
of the basic problem	7
and limitations of the	7
we now come to	7
there can be little	7
to do the same	7
the number of ships	7
of the enemy is	7
depth below the surface	7
the fire from the	7
made out to be	7
for the ships to	7
be suitable to the	7
the land and sea	7
it is manifest that	7
the direction in which	7
would have been more	7
as a method of	7
there would have been	7
a little more than	7
from the top of	7
will make the signal	7
as though they were	7
that she had been	7
out of sight of	7
the general plan of	7
of the stars and	7
salient features of a	7
would be in a	7
which by means of	7
the battle of lake	7
the upper end of	7
on the open sea	7
the ship that leads	7
supply and communications of	7
and freedom of action	7
factors cited in the	7
be made in the	7
the parts of the	7
the main object of	7
a correct military objective	7
no part of the	7
the profession of arms	7
crew of one hundred	7
of the utmost importance	7
nor is there any	7
in proportion to the	7
as to whether the	7
in addition to these	7
not likely to be	7
view of the fact	7
it could not be	7
in a similar manner	7
if it is not	7
the question of the	7
officers and enlisted men	7
that of the british	7
the enemy is to	7
the ship had been	7
is a method of	7
of the sixteenth century	7
the influence of sea	7
the atlantic and the	7
all the elements of	7
would have the ship	7
to the development of	7
in case of an	7
the formation of the	7
to the harbor of	7
the deck of a	7
an end in view	7
the maxim of seeking	7
difference between the two	7
the forces of the	7
to the world at	7
the hearts of the	7
nature of the object	7
was not the only	7
be expected of a	7
was lying in the	7
few minutes later the	7
on the subject of	7
a high degree of	7
the line of communications	7
the way of the	7
of the sea was	7
united states to the	7
the heavy guns of	7
be regarded as a	7
it not been for	7
and the stars and	7
the same time to	7
so far from the	7
out into the open	7
the officer in command	7
part of the naval	7
by the time the	7
flag on the flagstaff	7
within sight of the	7
it is possible that	7
the safety of the	7
for the passage of	7
by capturing x island	7
by land and sea	7
are to be found	7
would have been a	7
in our naval service	7
which led to the	7
of sulphate of copper	7
and out of the	7
the disposal of the	7
take the place of	7
in the far east	7
will enable us to	7
the stars and bars	7
and the ships of	7
each of which is	7
seemed as though the	7
for two or three	7
at the foot of	7
as shown in fig	7
shall happen to be	7
the work of preparation	7
to all of the	7
that the enemy had	7
the front of the	7
from per cent to	7
by the procedure distinctive	7
the world has ever	7
the two ends of	7
darkness of the night	7
make the signal for	7
the eye of the	7
the safety key line	7
which it would be	7
is to be attained	7
a decision as to	7
on board of the	7
to the defence of	7
from the masthead of	7
of the torpedo and	7
the continuance of the	7
in the act of	7
with a crew of	7
torpedo attack on the	7
the union flag at	7
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fire of the americans	7
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