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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	316
on the th of	140
at the same time	119
on the other hand	109
the end of the	87
the orders in council	85
to the united states	84
on the part of	78
in the west indies	76
command of the sea	75
the control of the	65
in the united states	64
control of the sea	60
the mouth of the	57
the command of the	57
at the end of	56
the head of the	55
by the united states	54
in the case of	51
value of offensive power	51
b value of offensive	48
b damage done in	47
at the head of	45
as well as the	44
in the hands of	44
the war of the	43
the rest of the	42
the part of the	42
the battle of the	41
the united states was	40
the hands of the	40
as a matter of	39
the sea power of	39
it is true that	39
ships of the line	38
seems to have been	38
the power of the	38
the course of the	37
with the united states	37
the action of the	37
one of the most	36
the history of the	36
into the hands of	36
damage done in th	35
of the war of	35
in the war of	35
at the beginning of	35
the fact that the	34
that it would be	34
and the united states	33
the united states government	32
at the time of	32
in time of peace	32
in view of the	31
it is to be	31
the greater part of	31
of the british navy	31
the destruction of the	31
the united states navy	31
this does not mean	30
battle of lake erie	30
cape of good hope	30
to be found in	30
the united states to	29
the gulf of mexico	29
of the french navy	29
the united states and	29
the secretary of the	28
influence of sea power	28
on the st of	28
the united states in	28
the advantage of the	28
for the reason that	28
which the united states	28
as well as in	28
the conditions of the	28
of france and spain	28
that the united states	28
of the british government	28
in consequence of the	27
it may be said	27
and at the same	27
end of th period	27
in the days of	27
on the starboard tack	27
the character of the	27
secretary of the navy	27
the th of april	27
does not mean that	27
at end of th	27
the cape of good	27
of the french fleet	26
of the english fleet	26
as soon as the	26
in time of war	26
the beginning of the	26
offensive power a at	26
of offensive power a	26
the condition of the	25
of offensive power at	25
of the british empire	25
in the midst of	25
on the coast of	25
the loss of the	25
the th of august	25
is to be found	25
for the most part	24
on the port tack	24
the battle of lake	24
with the exception of	24
in a state of	24
for the purpose of	24
period b value of	24
in the course of	24
a b value of	24
a at end of	24
power a at end	24
offensive power at end	24
in the history of	24
a period b value	24
a b damage done	23
the case of the	23
is not to be	23
in the matter of	23
period by a b	23
on account of the	23
on the one hand	23
by a b value	23
in the same way	23
on the th the	23
the capture of the	22
period b damage done	22
from time to time	22
the development of the	22
to the end of	22
it is not necessary	22
to the fact that	22
and on the th	22
the shores of the	21
was one of the	21
to the west indies	21
of the orders in	21
the th of july	21
at the mouth of	21
the policy of the	21
the french and british	21
for the united states	21
the secretary of state	21
in accordance with the	21
period a b damage	21
in the way of	21
the middle of the	21
the commerce of the	21
of sea power upon	21
to that of the	21
from the painting by	21
the united states had	21
it is impossible to	20
as well as to	20
it is clear that	20
the government of the	20
the position of the	20
the commander of the	20
two hundred and fifty	20
the time of the	20
the united states is	20
the strength of the	20
the failure of the	20
on the side of	20
is one of the	20
as well as of	19
of the united provinces	19
one hundred and fifty	19
orders in council of	19
it would have been	19
it is necessary to	19
between great britain and	19
the movements of the	19
from the united states	19
end of the war	19
that it is not	19
the use of the	19
for the first time	19
great britain and the	19
the influence of the	19
the nature of the	19
be found in the	19
the defence of the	19
than that of the	19
the west india islands	19
of the royal navy	19
control of the water	19
of the spanish succession	19
between the united states	19
to the secretary of	19
at the battle of	19
the people of the	19
done in th a	18
it is difficult to	18
the influence of sea	18
the declaration of war	18
th a period b	18
on the subject of	18
from the west indies	18
it was not till	18
is not necessary to	18
the painting by gilbert	18
as the united states	18
th period a b	18
at the expense of	18
as far as the	18
as well as by	18
of the west india	18
in the possession of	18
for the protection of	18
war of the spanish	18
the resources of the	18
the importance of the	18
france and great britain	18
of th period b	18
with a view to	18
in th a period	18
painting by gilbert stuart	18
a large number of	18
a matter of fact	18
on the high seas	17
th period by a	17
of the united kingdom	17
of the line and	17
the object of the	17
under the command of	17
done in th period	17
estimate of the situation	17
between the two countries	17
on the morning of	17
of the navigation act	17
in th period by	17
there can be no	17
in the east indies	17
but it is not	17
the world at large	17
parts of the world	17
that part of the	17
the isle of france	17
the united states has	16
of the eighteenth century	16
put an end to	16
to the number of	16
the possession of the	16
at the present day	16
as far as possible	16
th period b damage	16
the value of the	16
of the mother country	16
of the fact that	16
the repeal of the	16
the war of independence	16
in a position to	16
to say that the	16
one hundred and twenty	16
the effect of the	16
the extent of the	16
the west indies and	16
of the battle of	16
on the d of	16
the th of may	16
by land and sea	16
of the two countries	16
for a long time	16
greater part of the	16
the issue of the	16
the operations of the	16
the close of the	15
the continent of europe	15
on the west coast	15
the united states were	15
it would be impossible	15
to the war of	15
appears to have been	15
the coast of the	15
the support of the	15
of the th of	15
the success of the	15
the protection of the	15
force of the enemy	15
lives of the admirals	15
would be able to	15
the opening of the	15
be said that the	15
off the coast of	15
battle of the nile	15
the experience of the	15
the line of the	15
the same time the	15
but it was not	15
on the other side	15
with reference to the	15
the th of june	15
it is said that	15
in connection with the	15
the spirit of the	15
in the face of	15
it will not be	15
from a drawing by	15
it has been said	15
would have to be	14
the other side of	14
the size of the	14
the defeat of the	14
to windward of the	14
battle of lake champlain	14
with regard to the	14
ship of the line	14
the terms of the	14
a part of the	14
could not have been	14
the key of the	14
the result of the	14
the number of men	14
it may be added	14
the arrival of the	14
britain and the united	14
in case of war	14
advantage of the wind	14
history of the world	14
for the sake of	14
by reason of the	14
the united states of	14
of the american revolution	14
of the english navy	14
it is evident that	14
the independence of the	14
any part of the	14
the revocation of the	14
course of the war	13
that it was not	13
the case of a	13
the name of the	13
after the battle of	13
a good deal of	13
minister of foreign affairs	13
it was necessary to	13
power of great britain	13
was due to the	13
in case of a	13
the side of the	13
by the british government	13
in command of the	13
all over the world	13
in the direction of	13
the dominion of the	13
the army and navy	13
the captain of the	13
of the sea and	13
great britain and france	13
of the present day	13
the efficiency of the	13
the direction of the	13
the remainder of the	13
the morning of the	13
the whole of the	13
the face of the	13
while at the same	13
and it may be	13
the way in which	13
the secretary of war	13
the approach of the	13
the eyes of the	13
will be remembered that	13
the house of commons	13
sense of the word	13
as that of the	13
the fate of the	13
may be said that	13
it will be remembered	13
but it may be	13
for the defence of	13
the conduct of the	13
head of the lake	13
coast of the united	13
of the french and	13
as has been said	12
sail of the line	12
so long as the	12
of the berlin decree	12
the fact that in	12
upon the course of	12
towards the united states	12
rest of the world	12
in the number of	12
by the fact that	12
the th of march	12
power at end of	12
the outbreak of war	12
that of great britain	12
the king of spain	12
of officers and men	12
by the action of	12
the west coast of	12
the revolt of the	12
the power of a	12
the centre of the	12
on the night of	12
of the american government	12
one hundred and thirty	12
of the two fleets	12
morning of the th	12
hundred and fifty miles	12
a certain amount of	12
from the rest of	12
sea power upon the	12
it had not been	12
as well as a	12
of the conditions of	12
it is needless to	12
it will be seen	12
that is to say	12
government of the united	12
of the seventeenth century	12
the time of trafalgar	12
a great deal of	12
the speed of the	12
of the new york	11
of one hundred and	11
to the northward and	11
is said to have	11
with the result that	11
of the nineteenth century	11
the effect of this	11
of the house of	11
in order that the	11
all parts of the	11
the wind on the	11
it must be remembered	11
the growth of the	11
the efforts of the	11
at the opening of	11
in charge of the	11
is by no means	11
people of the united	11
and the west indies	11
of the french revolution	11
in the bay of	11
is true that the	11
the departure of the	11
the british government to	11
that there was no	11
british sloop of war	11
the court of inquiry	11
the house of austria	11
has been said that	11
the progress of the	11
it is certain that	11
the midst of the	11
in the house of	11
lord of the admiralty	11
the ships of the	11
the united states by	11
on the th he	11
the line of communications	11
the freedom of the	11
other side of the	11
under the conditions of	11
the central american isthmus	11
of the english people	11
is shown by the	11
the th of october	11
in favor of the	11
one of the greatest	11
of great britain in	11
would be impossible to	11
end of the year	11
war of american independence	11
the th of february	11
british ships of war	11
of the british fleet	11
the communications of the	11
it may be mentioned	11
the days of the	11
page from a drawing	11
to the development of	11
in the middle of	11
of the same class	11
in proportion to the	11
in our own day	11
in the fact that	11
to be able to	11
the entrance to the	11
the abandonment of the	11
of the most important	11
the time when the	10
this point of view	10
the crew of the	10
not to speak of	10
as one of the	10
the war of american	10
it is obvious that	10
the french fleet was	10
in the naval chronicle	10
the war broke out	10
will be able to	10
are to be found	10
the circumstances of the	10
of the war was	10
the decision of the	10
the united states at	10
it is not to	10
a great sea power	10
to the support of	10
of her sea power	10
on the evening of	10
the approaches to the	10
and the fact that	10
the surrender of the	10
so far as the	10
different parts of the	10
to the advantage of	10
of the french government	10
the naval power of	10
of the sea power	10
the cape verde islands	10
it is not only	10
the effects of the	10
the invasion of england	10
the trade of the	10
the empire of the	10
one hundred and forty	10
the results of the	10
is clear that the	10
a council of war	10
the surface of the	10
said to have been	10
the latter part of	10
will have to be	10
of the british army	10
was to be made	10
in the north sea	10
it does not appear	10
the bulk of the	10
in the defence of	10
the bay of biscay	10
sea power of england	10
more than any other	10
the world has ever	10
a large part of	10
on the niagara frontier	10
on the ground that	10
as well as for	10
control of the lake	10
the interest of the	10
the waters of the	10
in so far as	10
point of view of	10
page from the painting	10
the words of the	10
we do not know	10
a drawing by henry	10
of the coasting trade	10
in the english channel	10
in the eyes of	10
to meet the enemy	10
it may be well	10
between them and the	10
of the same year	10
drawing by henry reuterdahl	10
may be said to	10
the early part of	10
the restoration of the	10
greater than that of	10
the relations of the	10
not been able to	9
the united states should	9
battle of the thames	9
command of the lake	9
the east and west	9
with that of the	9
over and over again	9
in the presence of	9
the house of representatives	9
the east coast of	9
the capes of the	9
be divided into two	9
the st of august	9
but it does mean	9
the mere fact of	9
toward the end of	9
it was impossible to	9
the fall of the	9
to cut off the	9
the demands of the	9
the products of the	9
under the influence of	9
not only in the	9
the guns of the	9
report on canadian archives	9
in the event of	9
the same sort of	9
of the english channel	9
of the sea powers	9
it is possible that	9
the same as that	9
one or the other	9
from the fact that	9
to which the united	9
at end th period	9
secretary for foreign affairs	9
in such a way	9
independence of the united	9
during the war of	9
the benefit of the	9
the attack upon the	9
of the influence of	9
the flank of the	9
end th period a	9
the safety of the	9
it does mean that	9
on the american side	9
operations over the sea	9
the formation of the	9
sea power of the	9
quarter of a century	9
in possession of the	9
the cause of the	9
of the sea by	9
the presence of the	9
between the two nations	9
the end of this	9
from port to port	9
the british government had	9
to carry out the	9
then secretary of state	9
to the mother country	9
the straits of dover	9
it was not the	9
of the king of	9
on the continent of	9
on the one side	9
the ports of the	9
of the league of	9
by the absence of	9
must be able to	9
the duke of york	9
the french and spanish	9
the league of augsburg	9
the opinion of the	9
in the latter case	9
the length of time	9
the end in view	9
out of the question	9
at the very moment	9
those of the enemy	9
a large proportion of	9
war of the american	9
not be able to	9
the interests of the	9
the order of battle	9
the officers of the	9
power at end th	9
at the same moment	9
united states and great	9
for the west indies	9
is a matter of	9
states and great britain	9
be said to have	9
it could not be	9
the practice of impressment	9
the number of the	9
the adoption of the	9
the atlantic and the	9
of the british islands	9
the th of november	9
the carrying trade of	9
to the american government	9
the point of view	9
in the seventeenth century	9
at a time when	9
the french minister of	9
must be remembered that	9
in the battle of	9
the peace of amiens	9
to the english channel	9
to the east indies	9
in the civil war	9
the fire of the	9
the british fleet was	9
at a distance from	9
the officers and men	9
in the early part	9
in the power of	9
the outbreak of the	9
for more than a	9
for the control of	9
by way of the	9
that it will be	9
reason to believe that	9
have been due to	9
to the defence of	9
of the effect of	9
would have been the	9
it might have been	9
in american state papers	9
french minister of foreign	9
have been able to	9
it is probable that	9
of th period a	9
of england and france	9
seem to have been	9
the absence of the	9
of the power of	9
opinion as to the	9
british orders in council	9
the territory of the	9
the skill of the	9
take the place of	9
the pressure of the	9
to those of the	9
the main body of	9
the british west indies	9
it is essential to	8
at the outbreak of	8
report of the committee	8
the coast of spain	8
not mean that the	8
to the head of	8
part of the world	8
can be no doubt	8
the different parts of	8
the british navy was	8
from the point of	8
line on the starboard	8
per cent of misses	8
the day of the	8
will be found in	8
the art of war	8
the exception of the	8
the length of the	8
all the rest of	8
in the minds of	8
that the number of	8
from that of the	8
of the european family	8
side of the atlantic	8
the day after the	8
more than per cent	8
a quarter of a	8
the same way as	8
military point of view	8
it is not the	8
repeal of the orders	8
out of the line	8
the disposition of the	8
works of john adams	8
was that of the	8
the news of the	8
before the court martial	8
to leeward of the	8
the story of the	8
the attention of the	8
of the austrian succession	8
the capture of washington	8
gibraltar and port mahon	8
at the moment of	8
a body of troops	8
to use his own	8
of the navy to	8
on the open sea	8
the junction of the	8
would not have been	8
results of the war	8
a few days later	8
decrees of berlin and	8
that it was the	8
to point out that	8
with the west indies	8
the two fleets were	8
shall be able to	8
as soon as they	8
of great britain and	8
as we have seen	8
the estimate of the	8
of the value of	8
united states to the	8
to the extent of	8
in spite of the	8
it must be admitted	8
there will be no	8
the general course of	8
first lord of the	8
under the american flag	8
to the isle of	8
a hundred miles of	8
of berlin and milan	8
the conditions of peace	8
on its way to	8
the reason that the	8
the emperor of austria	8
the wars of the	8
power of the sea	8
for a short time	8
british brig of war	8
the result of a	8
the security of the	8
the ease with which	8
of the british isles	8
from this point of	8
to the southward and	8
an order in council	8
the maintenance of the	8
the hands of a	8
that of the united	8
of the rest of	8
under the control of	8
on the ground of	8
in the opinion of	8
it is possible to	8
when the war broke	8
any one of the	8
a hundred and fifty	8
at the time the	8
the great majority of	8
in the use of	8
of the french ships	8
years of the war	8
president of the united	8
at the present time	8
the superiority of the	8
may be added that	8
in the latter part	8
that he could not	8
the maintenance of a	8
the more so as	8
in such a case	8
be seen in the	8
of war in the	8
war with the united	8
the united states would	8
the manner in which	8
the first year of	8
it is well to	8
the brunt of the	8
the necessities of the	8
years before the war	8
so much of the	8
in proportion to its	8
it is one of	8
an officer of the	8
of the world at	8
battle of the texel	8
the assistance of the	8
to the navy department	8
it was not so	8
to the necessity of	8
the welfare of the	8
with the loss of	8
in the absence of	8
the naval force of	8
divided into two parts	8
cut off from the	8
in the interest of	8
but it does not	8
the state of the	8
at the same period	8
the quality of the	8
not strong enough to	8
the french and english	8
of england and holland	8
the united states the	8
of jefferson and madison	8
on the same tack	8
off the mouth of	8
the honor of the	8
the minister of marine	8
in these days of	8
sea power upon history	8
berlin and milan decrees	8
in a letter of	8
the berlin and milan	8
the presence of a	8
the violence of the	8
to be in the	8
the th of september	8
under cover of the	8
under the fire of	8
the work of the	8
the conclusion that the	8
minister to great britain	8
revocation of the orders	8
the operation of the	8
west coast of africa	8
east and west indies	8
of the war in	8
of the navy department	8
little more than a	8
in the british navy	8
was the first to	8
as has been seen	8
be attributed to the	8
upon the control of	8
the english and dutch	8
sea power of france	8
to the interest of	8
between it and the	8
after the painting by	8
that one of the	7
of the british naval	7
from maine to georgia	7
of the west indies	7
government of the day	7
of the fleet to	7
by the end of	7
from per cent to	7
it would not be	7
of sir george prevost	7
the effect of a	7
passed into the hands	7
between england and france	7
of the land forces	7
united states and macedonian	7
in addition to the	7
and control of the	7
it seems to have	7
for the development of	7
on the american continent	7
in sight of the	7
of a number of	7
fleet as a whole	7
of the army and	7
to be found the	7
from the standpoint of	7
had one hundred and	7
the operations of a	7
wars of the french	7
effect of sea power	7
when war breaks out	7
ships of the enemy	7
in which they were	7
the weight of the	7
of which we have	7
of the allied fleet	7
in the words of	7
of great britain to	7
that he did not	7
with the wind at	7
near the end of	7
but it is a	7
the british empire and	7
the king of france	7
a ship of war	7
had been allowed to	7
between england and spain	7
part of his force	7
two hundred and twenty	7
two hundred and seventy	7
not being able to	7
the proceedings of the	7
development of sea power	7
the fact that it	7
in a short time	7
the purpose of the	7
quarters of the world	7
to return to the	7
sea power in the	7
for the invasion of	7
the second in command	7
the united states a	7
resources of the country	7
if we do not	7
the north shore of	7
to the maintenance of	7
of two hundred and	7
navy in the world	7
if it had been	7
adoption of the constitution	7
in which they are	7
the crews of the	7
war of the league	7
war of the austrian	7
that of the enemy	7
the conclusion of the	7
may be doubted whether	7
be in a position	7
it would be a	7
to have been the	7
the french revolution and	7
in the act of	7
the ideas of the	7
the personnel of the	7
is found in the	7
the field of battle	7
one of the great	7
in the summer of	7
the events of the	7
of sea power in	7
by the english fleet	7
in the western hemisphere	7
the leading ship of	7
battle of the boyne	7
the british carrying trade	7
and it has been	7
the th of january	7
for the same reason	7
so far as to	7
by the british navy	7
the united states have	7
the ability of the	7
in pursuance of the	7
be given to the	7
while it is true	7
would have been to	7
the fleet and army	7
the chesapeake and delaware	7
it was to be	7
to go to war	7
secretary of the treasury	7
world has ever seen	7
the united states could	7
british ship of war	7
side of the river	7
key of the situation	7
yet it may be	7
as the result of	7
to the shores of	7
of the american war	7
commerce of the american	7
terms of the treaty	7
the fact that a	7
to the interests of	7
the english naval historian	7
all the elements of	7
it would be better	7
of the th the	7
nations of the world	7
it is to the	7
after the fall of	7
the treaty of peace	7
of the transport fleet	7
the banks of newfoundland	7
proved to be the	7
the passage of the	7
a copy of the	7
commands at battle of	7
ought to have been	7
of great britain was	7
and the gulf of	7
as it is now	7
may be well to	7
the united states frigate	7
it was not possible	7
with the rest of	7
the general character of	7
head of the admiralty	7
a great part of	7
part of the french	7
before the end of	7
for the use of	7
to the point of	7
the first of the	7
battle of the saints	7
in the french navy	7
which led to the	7
the peace of utrecht	7
of the american army	7
early part of the	7
beginning of the war	7
with the object of	7
the mastery of the	7
by the presence of	7
large part of the	7
be remembered that the	7
position of the united	7
says a french historian	7
the loss of a	7
the determination of the	7
the statement of the	7
the capacity of the	7
in the nature of	7
ought not to be	7
there would be no	7
the fortunes of the	7
taken in connection with	7
of which he had	7
in his letter of	7
upon the coast of	7
a matter of course	7
action of the th	7
the line of battle	7
in the present war	7
on the spanish throne	7
of the strength of	7
the war in the	7
the centre and rear	7
by one of the	7
the effect of which	7
of the navy in	7
the sea and the	7
the west end of	7
in which it was	7
it is not possible	7
was not to be	7
in the ratio of	7
the greatest of all	7
action of the french	7
of the caribbean sea	7
on the flank of	7
officers and enlisted men	7
was to be expected	7
will be necessary to	7
the caribbean sea and	7
the application of the	7
at the point of	7
the last of the	7
should be able to	7
the fleet in the	7
the choice of the	7
of the british ministry	7
one part of the	7
of the sea in	7
had not been able	7
to the importance of	7
not only was the	7
the case with the	7
at the time when	7
the british orders in	7
the same time that	7
it may be questioned	7
and on the other	7
it was not until	7
even in time of	7
be said to be	7
the whole of this	7
as soon as he	7
it would seem that	7
general course of the	7
the beginning of hostilities	7
it has already been	7
towards the end of	7
the general tenor of	7
intercourse with great britain	7
but as soon as	7
the emperor of germany	7
for the purposes of	7
from the beginning of	7
the heart of the	7
empire of the seas	7
by the american government	7
orders in council were	7
the enemy and the	7
of the two squadrons	7
and those of the	7
from point to point	7
the possession of a	7
it may be objected	7
the house of bourbon	7
that they did not	7
may be divided into	7
of the gulf of	7
can be found in	7
was seen to be	7
pointed out that the	7
in the position of	7
it may be doubted	7
the flag of the	7
of the american states	7
a great number of	7
the authority of the	7
there could be no	7
the relative values of	7
had been in the	7
in favour of the	7
history of the united	7
up to the present	7
on the east coast	7
will be seen that	7
of the line of	7
against the united states	7
the chesapeake and shannon	7
the conquest of canada	7
there has been a	7
to the protection of	7
the consideration of the	7
the subject of the	7
an examination of the	7
of the two nations	7
its relations to the	7
from new york to	7
carrying trade of the	7
and in order to	7
power on the sea	7
per cent of the	7
between the english and	6
the signal for the	6
the th the french	6
to have been a	6
the dutch and british	6
the english fleet was	6
end of the lake	6
night of the th	6
it is unnecessary to	6
the decline of the	6
the united states naval	6
the monopoly of the	6
the fleet as a	6
of the sea has	6
that of the french	6
the peace of paris	6
when war broke out	6
to the present day	6
the invasion of canada	6
at the disposal of	6
it will be necessary	6
on the other tack	6
the present state of	6
an attack upon the	6
the principal part of	6
of the american people	6
it must be added	6
american secretary of state	6
on the northern frontier	6
to the minister of	6
of the privy council	6
best thing to do	6
the french navy had	6
in council of november	6
is the fact that	6
of the great powers	6
the straits of gibraltar	6
can be little doubt	6
a little more than	6
surrendered on the th	6
of which had been	6
the larger part of	6
the credit of the	6
it may safely be	6
the english in the	6
at the west end	6
not so much to	6
he seems to have	6
hours and a half	6
capes of the chesapeake	6
the two sea powers	6
of the people of	6
the whole course of	6
first lieutenant of the	6
the place of the	6
the new york militia	6
by the destruction of	6
the blockade of the	6
it is not a	6
hands of great britain	6
that the enemy had	6
of the enemy in	6
which they had been	6
the movement of the	6
realization of the fact	6
the rest of his	6
the king of england	6
main body of the	6
the ships of war	6
policy of great britain	6
the report of the	6
to the nature of	6
was believed to be	6
upon control of the	6
appears to the writer	6
a time when the	6
is so great that	6
to the influence of	6
to the orders in	6
in connection with this	6
would have been a	6
to the same effect	6
the west indies the	6
in the spring of	6
the th of december	6
to a state of	6
the guns on the	6
commerce of the united	6
from the engraving by	6
and the character of	6
the st of june	6
it was known that	6
work on naval tactics	6
to one hundred and	6
the tactics of the	6
be a matter of	6
a state of war	6
to speak of the	6
the night of the	6
the establishment of the	6
great britain in the	6
upon the shores of	6
but they could not	6
of the method of	6
british minister at washington	6
the rest of europe	6
to the question of	6
a treaty of peace	6
be inferred from the	6
impressment of seamen from	6
was on his way	6
naval officers of the	6
it was the same	6
at the close of	6
from the land side	6
campaign of on the	6
as time went on	6
atlantic and the pacific	6
if it were not	6
the battle of malaga	6
of the commercial blockade	6
by the experience of	6
a century and a	6
hundred and fifty yards	6
between the west indies	6
the course of history	6
the scene of the	6
by the loss of	6
to get to sea	6
there can be little	6
to the injury of	6
the details of the	6
there is no doubt	6
quoted in connection with	6
every part of the	6
in the mother country	6
of the german navy	6
in the end the	6
the first object of	6
of the fleet and	6
line of the hudson	6
sea power in its	6
what may be called	6
the signal to engage	6
they could not be	6
by the capture of	6
to be brought to	6
number of officers and	6
part of the english	6
to keep the sea	6
in the ports of	6
is the case with	6
to be made in	6
may be pointed out	6
of the highest order	6
by the necessity of	6
it was not in	6
the stormy winds do	6
the nations of the	6
on lakes erie and	6
mistress of the seas	6
on a large scale	6
led to the war	6
the development of sea	6
upon the high seas	6
from age to age	6
was increased by the	6
the force of the	6
a suspension of hostilities	6
such a way that	6
be noted that the	6
may safely be said	6
great part of the	6
this part of the	6
in which the united	6
the midst of a	6
is the most important	6
be expected of a	6
to cope with the	6
that most of the	6
lakes erie and ontario	6
the objects of the	6
which was to be	6
the seamen of the	6
only one of the	6
with the help of	6
the strength of a	6
part of the british	6
way in which to	6
the defence of our	6
a base of operations	6
is not likely that	6
stormy winds do blow	6
in the indian seas	6
it will be well	6
a naval base is	6
it may be believed	6
well as of the	6
the bows of the	6
it is hard to	6
of the fleet in	6
ports of the united	6
of the commerce of	6
french revolution and empire	6
wind on the port	6
well as in the	6
during the civil war	6
so far as it	6
so close to the	6
sea power of a	6
to the neighborhood of	6
in material and personnel	6
parts of the british	6
does not appear that	6
is also true that	6
at the time that	6
safely be said that	6
the head of his	6
the end of march	6
of the naval machine	6
the northward and eastward	6
it was impossible for	6
that the british government	6
upon the united states	6
united states could not	6
was shown by the	6
of the allied navies	6
on the commerce of	6
the direction in which	6
the great number of	6
the southward and eastward	6
it may be that	6
a realization of the	6
in alliance with france	6
both sides of the	6
that they could not	6
the help of the	6
to the eastward of	6
was made by the	6
the account of the	6
the british government would	6
the united states as	6
the strait of florida	6
the great body of	6
it should have been	6
it is not likely	6
the prosperity of the	6
in the new world	6
to the effect of	6
and the destruction of	6
the troops were landed	6
the records of the	6
by a body of	6
be no doubt that	6
should not have been	6
of the continental system	6
the number of seamen	6
on a larger scale	6
within a hundred miles	6
of the military situation	6
of the nature of	6
from the merchant service	6
be pointed out that	6
that we do not	6
of the treaty of	6
the sea has been	6
the rear of the	6
sea and the gulf	6
to the terms of	6
in the indian ocean	6
as the battle of	6
parties to the war	6
he wrote to the	6
the position of a	6
in the sense that	6
of the main body	6
upon the french revolution	6
greater than those of	6
of personnel and material	6
of the government in	6
to monroe and pinkney	6
the island of st	6
and with it the	6
less than that of	6
the general conduct of	6
the navigation of the	6
the requirements of the	6
in both cases the	6
of the central american	6
the law of nations	6
the same time to	6
may be able to	6
which it is the	6
it is important to	6
on either side of	6
honor of the flag	6
the president and congress	6
in support of the	6
of the carrying trade	6
of the blockade of	6
caribbean sea and the	6
the sailing of the	6
to the success of	6
of the utmost importance	6
to go to the	6
the early morning of	6
the ship of the	6
the government and the	6
hundred and fifty years	6
defence of the empire	6
the geographical position of	6
as to make it	6
it was in the	6
in the straits of	6
that of the chesapeake	6
from the head of	6
it will be found	6
the north american continent	6
not in the least	6
the situation of the	6
be able to do	6
it can be made	6
the question of impressment	6
as compared with the	6
the very moment when	6
the south side of	6
the north american review	6
the sinews of war	6
armed neutrality of the	6
could not have done	6
the first of these	6
of the chesapeake and	6
it is in the	6
to the world at	6
has been in the	6
may be objected that	6
and the hansa towns	6
the united states on	6
and it was not	6
a letter from the	6
a few years later	6
the bureaus and offices	6
the will of the	6
the subject of impressment	6
that of the english	6
the burden of the	6
and while it is	6
and one of the	6
in the conduct of	6
not likely to be	6
war with great britain	6
it is plain that	6
the isle of wight	6
than those of the	6
was not able to	6
would be likely to	6
is needless to say	6
on the shores of	6
the fleets of the	6
in reply to a	6
the date of the	6
power of a country	6
the second punic war	6
the english and the	6
the same tack as	6
frigates and smaller vessels	6
mouth of the mississippi	6
of the president and	6
a ship of the	6
that of the british	6
of the sixteenth century	6
not be allowed to	6
which proved to be	6
to take refuge in	6
at a later day	6
the exigencies of the	6
such as it was	6
two and a half	6
it is doubtful if	6
the american civil war	6
is shown by a	6
the entrance of the	6
the truth of this	6
that there is no	6
the division of the	6
got under way and	6
effect upon the sea	6
the fleet and the	6
it would be necessary	6
the feeling of the	6
was not likely to	6
from side to side	6
pressure of the war	6
months of the war	6
of france and the	6
was not so much	6
the continuance of the	6
of that of the	6
upon the movements of	6
the question of the	6
drawn by henry reuterdahl	6
may be expected to	6
in that part of	6
of the loss of	6
in order not to	6
the attitude of the	6
close to the wind	6
the course of events	6
any length of time	6
upon the sea power	6
the hands of great	6
of ships of the	6
the result has been	6
the more so that	6
in the affairs of	6
the inefficiency of the	6
it is also true	6
by the creation of	6
more than a century	6
through the medium of	5
equal to that of	5
the american war of	5
in the hope that	5
up to that time	5
military control of the	5
of the year before	5
at the hands of	5
union of the two	5
will enable us to	5
of the same race	5
france at peace of	5
it could not have	5
leading ship of the	5
the basis of the	5
capture of the chesapeake	5
the fortune of war	5
out of the war	5
careful study of the	5
to be noted that	5
in each of the	5
head of the navy	5
may be questioned whether	5
under the eyes of	5
the way of the	5
the chief of staff	5
of the officers and	5
between suffren and hughes	5
was not till the	5
seems to be that	5
the navy of france	5
the nature of things	5
interests of the country	5
the decrees of berlin	5
by the battle of	5
the best way to	5
to which they are	5
so far to leeward	5
hands of the enemy	5
the british foreign secretary	5
the first lord of	5
it would be more	5
of seamen from american	5
was by no means	5
in order to get	5
the raising of the	5
the officer in command	5
the course of which	5
of the trade of	5
the order of may	5
some of the most	5
of the spanish armada	5
of the declaration of	5
the result was that	5
to attack the english	5
had the choice of	5
peace as in war	5
the log of the	5
shore of the lake	5
as was the case	5
a press of sail	5
by which it is	5
is no doubt that	5
will be well to	5
so great that the	5
in the chain of	5
of the rule of	5
the difficulties of the	5
all the ports of	5
of the enemy at	5
of the continental colonies	5
there seems to have	5
and stood to the	5
on our atlantic coast	5
of the war on	5
united states on the	5
one of the first	5
out of the way	5
cent to per cent	5
of one of the	5
the principles of war	5
so as to be	5
sailed from brest with	5
the affairs of the	5
it seems scarcely necessary	5
of a naval base	5
the british navy had	5
american ships of war	5
might be able to	5
north shore of the	5
from the mother country	5
by far the greatest	5
one of the two	5
on the point of	5
the date at which	5
to the credit of	5
the war had been	5
of the revocation of	5
plan of the engagement	5
to put an end	5
the probability of war	5
in our own country	5
would seem to be	5
the armed neutrality of	5
and that he was	5
as long as it	5
a fleet of ships	5
of the invasion of	5
of the rights of	5
as soon as it	5
the british grand fleet	5
if we are to	5
with the fact that	5
appear to have been	5
action of the united	5
of a body of	5
the presence of an	5
war between great britain	5
and it must be	5
by way of lake	5
this was due to	5
is that of a	5
the neighborhood of the	5
that the success of	5
from the mouth of	5
of material and personnel	5
its influence upon the	5
the danger of the	5
committee of the privy	5
to continue the war	5
of the french power	5
of ships of war	5
of more than one	5
it ought to have	5
of the two sea	5
from the isthmus to	5
more than a hundred	5
between england and the	5
purpose of the british	5
to take advantage of	5
of the continental war	5
the conquest of the	5
that he had no	5
whole course of the	5
in the napoleonic wars	5
which seems to have	5
may be called the	5
command on lake erie	5
from the main body	5
the minds of the	5
the exercises of the	5
at such a moment	5
of the world for	5
the fact that both	5
condition of the navy	5
safe to say that	5
may be mentioned that	5
to be the british	5
from one place to	5
in the mediterranean and	5
of the law of	5
to the verge of	5
which they could not	5
the master of the	5
the only way to	5
am sorry to say	5
the french and spaniards	5
of the governor of	5
to settle the question	5
of the government to	5
of the navy was	5
the british naval historian	5
of sea power on	5
the hero of the	5
in the first of	5
per cent to per	5
as a base of	5
no doubt that the	5
but they did not	5
three miles from the	5
to be expected of	5
of the difficulties of	5
there must be a	5
after a period of	5
for the loss of	5
to the duke of	5
development of the british	5
the far end of	5
the rapidity with which	5
as that in which	5
between france and the	5
should be given to	5
the handling of the	5
by no means the	5
and the protection of	5
whether or not the	5
are familiar with the	5
and one hundred and	5
one to the other	5
they must have been	5
between the french and	5
from the coast of	5
of the peace of	5
between england and holland	5
one of the conditions	5
the orders of the	5
of the trafalgar year	5
a member of the	5
that it was a	5
main effort of the	5
as long as possible	5
of the war upon	5
the lines of communication	5
to take the offensive	5
the th of the	5
manner in which it	5
in the german navy	5
the hopes of the	5
great britain and ireland	5
were it not for	5
during the great war	5
to get rid of	5
an invasion of england	5
of many of the	5
to the coast of	5
on their way to	5
to keep his fleet	5
which it has been	5
head of the column	5
of the british orders	5
the principle of the	5
as soon as possible	5
he had with him	5
that the french and	5
in which he was	5
were to be found	5
issue of the war	5
that in which the	5
of the great war	5
ships of the united	5
there was as yet	5
on the strength of	5
when we come to	5
of that sea power	5
on the west bank	5
in order that they	5
that of the allies	5
part of the united	5
the british command of	5
at a certain time	5
information as to the	5
the french government was	5
of the efficacy of	5
which the government had	5
should not be permitted	5
it is recommended that	5
the beginning of this	5
to fall in with	5
of the act of	5
course of the american	5
between the chesapeake and	5
on sea and land	5
in the long run	5
the time of his	5
from the time of	5
orders in council and	5
it is not surprising	5
the cruise of the	5
that the enemy would	5
the absence of a	5
the positions of the	5
we see that the	5
as a sea power	5
through the straits of	5
united states of america	5
in the beginning of	5
it was to the	5
by a superior force	5
the weakness of the	5
of the navy as	5
and in the west	5
but for the most	5
the next day the	5
the knowledge of the	5
as far as can	5
of the spanish navy	5
we shall find that	5
the number of ships	5
to be remembered that	5
for the benefit of	5
the object of this	5
every one of the	5
a part of it	5
the west india trade	5
of the engagement between	5
of the two sicilies	5
is not enough to	5
the same kind of	5
the probability of hitting	5
conduct of the war	5
the english fleet in	5
one hundred and two	5
the temper of the	5
for it would be	5
the nations of europe	5
the expense of the	5
with a body of	5
at the far end	5
is to be considered	5
find it difficult to	5
we have seen already	5
to a greater degree	5
to lie in the	5
is obvious that the	5
the main effort of	5
vessels of the united	5
the french navy has	5
to assume the offensive	5
two thirds of the	5
about one hundred and	5
that the british fleet	5
of men in the	5
fundamental law of the	5
the land and the	5
in the hope of	5
the british minister at	5
the engagement between the	5
of the number of	5
defeat of the armada	5
the french republic and	5
the purposes of the	5
of which we are	5
the united states will	5
end of the trafalgar	5
in relation to the	5
the first half of	5
was at this time	5
the amount of money	5
to the british government	5
the north coast of	5
of the science of	5
be made for the	5
latter part of the	5
to sea with the	5
the war went on	5
is not so much	5
the atlantic and pacific	5
that it should be	5
to the british minister	5
that of the whole	5
with a fair wind	5
the life of the	5
the navigation act was	5
the members of the	5
the attack of the	5
the accuracy of the	5
far as can be	5
the french navy was	5
of the civil war	5
by the superiority of	5
the royal navy was	5
in this case the	5
must be had to	5
remained in the hands	5
and long island sound	5
is that it is	5
the navy as a	5
middle of the seventeenth	5
one of the many	5
in order to be	5
of a great sea	5
the movements of his	5
a little over a	5
to be attributed to	5
to great britain and	5
at the mercy of	5
at this time was	5
and it would be	5
of the sea is	5
depended wholly upon the	5
be out of the	5
of france in the	5
the history of war	5
the course of a	5
on both sides of	5
in a letter to	5
the north of scotland	5
up for the winter	5
as a means of	5
of peace and the	5
the development of a	5
and closed to enemies	5
friends and closed to	5
mouth of the st	5
did not arrive until	5
development of the navy	5
ships of war and	5
an end to the	5
two hundred and forty	5
we may have to	5
of the niagara peninsula	5
mile and a half	5
as great as that	5
of the french emperor	5
sea power of great	5
whatever may be thought	5
has been said before	5
from a state of	5
with the conditions of	5
war between england and	5
in common with the	5
with the orders in	5
to the gulf of	5
to put to sea	5
the ulterior projects of	5
to their own country	5
and the number of	5
the discovery of the	5
the training of the	5
this would have been	5
not such as to	5
one hundred and eighty	5
british empire and the	5
in peace as in	5
by a series of	5
in the heat of	5
to any part of	5
battle between suffren and	5
the first lieutenant of	5
the battle of trafalgar	5
that the navy was	5
as to the effect	5
same tack as the	5
to spain and portugal	5
out of carronade range	5
to keep the enemy	5
there on the th	5
against the united provinces	5
were at this time	5
too much to say	5
the afternoon of the	5
outbreak of the war	5
within striking distance of	5
war of spanish succession	5
which could not be	5
and especially in the	5
the blockade of may	5
did not hesitate to	5
battle of beachy head	5
the genius of the	5
but there was no	5
of the british in	5
trade of great britain	5
superior to that of	5
was out of the	5
of the english in	5
by the duke of	5
god save the king	5
with the aid of	5
the navy records society	5
when the war began	5
the character of their	5
the best position for	5
the french fleet and	5
of the expedition corps	5
in the state of	5
the cruises of the	5
of the two brigs	5
the greatness of the	5
but that it was	5
the sea is the	5
the greater number of	5
effort was made to	5
striking distance of the	5
is to be observed	5
decay of the french	5
power upon the french	5
of the resources of	5
canada and nova scotia	5
was as yet no	5
much to say that	5
not to be expected	5
one place to another	5
on the same day	5
took part in the	5
could not be carried	5
the effect upon the	5
mouth of the river	5
in the caribbean sea	5
in the mind of	5
and that of the	5
miles south of the	5
a certain number of	5
on the atlantic coast	5
been one of the	5
the south coast of	5
the first dutch war	5
which he could not	5
were not able to	5
in its relations to	5
is not a mere	5
evening of the th	5
in which it is	5
not more than two	5
of the navy yard	5
long guns of the	5
in all parts of	5
the key to the	5
to pass through the	5
the treaty of paris	5
may be regarded as	5
warfare on the sea	5
effect of the war	5
must be admitted that	5
and the power of	5
east of the mississippi	5
of the war had	5
the union of the	5
by a number of	5
of the first importance	5
of the island of	5
of the allied fleets	5
that the object of	5
on the coromandel coast	5
so large a part	5
to the british navy	5
of the american navy	5
the ships in the	5
face to face with	5
that of all the	5
the method of attack	5
movements of the enemy	5
in order to take	5
at war with france	5
it was in this	5
large a part of	5
to the conclusion that	5
other parts of the	5
this was to be	5
in the autumn of	5
on both sides the	5
to the use of	5
that it may be	5
invasion of the united	5
the total number of	5
the east end of	5
it may be noted	5
american sloop of war	5
six sail of the	5
to the government of	5
in one of his	5
the effect of sea	5
the transfer of the	5
the care of the	5
to do more than	5
of more or less	5
in the centre of	5
of england in the	5
trade of the united	5
to go to sea	5
in the councils of	5
but it will not	5
middle of the century	5
the valley of the	5
of the naval forces	5
in the capture of	5
general tenor of the	5
the elements of the	5
was the result of	5
principal part of the	5
the islands of the	5
and that is the	5
lost killed and wounded	5
would be better to	5
relations of the two	5
the duke of wellington	5
along the coast of	5
the construction of the	5
the north and south	5
rest of the war	5
by the number of	5
as has before been	5
the evening of the	5
a long series of	5
large proportion of the	5
the ville de paris	5
to do with the	5
the d of june	5
of the enemy which	5
the work of preparing	5
prevent the enemy from	5
the vessels of the	5
of spain and portugal	5
half a century later	5
well as by sea	5
the sea and of	5
is to be noted	5
its effect upon the	5
result of the war	5
has been made of	5
of any part of	5
had been ordered to	5
many parts of the	5
the french fleet in	5
the general plan of	5
the material of the	5
before the court of	5
the rights of neutrals	5
been made of the	5
in the near future	5
more than half of	5
could be brought to	5
in a war with	5
a very large part	5
there is a great	5
to the disadvantage of	5
sea power on the	5
sailed on the th	5
under the orders in	5
this was the end	5
has been pointed out	5
the protection of their	5
on the lee side	5
vessels of all kinds	5
under the head of	5
year of the war	5
the difference between the	5
that there is a	5
and it is not	5
of france to the	5
on board neutral vessels	5
the turks and germans	5
battle of la hougue	5
the th to the	5
it is interesting to	5
it may have been	5
to the east and	5
one of which was	5
the army of the	5
side of the sea	5
the existence of the	5
the atlantic to the	5
of the toulon fleet	5
in the narrow seas	5
the north american colonies	5
it may be pointed	5
the military power of	5
was followed by the	5
supply and communications of	5
about the same time	5
in the spanish peninsula	5
the advantages of the	5
in the neighborhood of	5
to reckon with the	5
a base on a	5
the mutual relations of	5
the british navy has	5
of the practice of	5
the position of england	5
between constitution and java	5
to the attack of	5
of the capture of	5
the chance of a	5
and character of the	5
of the importance of	5
united states and the	5
are not to be	5
was not strong enough	5
of our own day	5
the same relation to	5
on the early morning	5
the united states for	5
the military point of	5
the capital of the	5
the fact of the	5
before the battle of	5
in his eagerness to	5
of the french decrees	5
in the line of	5
on board the ships	5
from the military point	5
get rid of the	5
was likely to be	5
it is not so	5
the latter would be	5
the hands of england	5
of what is now	5
upon the power of	5
the president of the	5
the military situation in	5
the invasion of the	5
like that of the	5
if it did not	5
the management of the	5
of the chesapeake affair	5
but it would be	5
of the position of	5
the number of its	5
must be made for	5
to the carrying trade	5
the nature of their	5
the army in the	5
and it will be	5
that there was a	5
may be taken as	5
by the french government	5
in the same year	5
had been made for	5
to the skill of	5
british command of the	5
thrown out of employment	5
the senior officer of	5
war against the germans	5
the injury of the	5
the embarrassment of the	4
power of the enemy	4
the united states ships	4
the restoration of peace	4
in the handling of	4
the american government was	4
he could not have	4
the nature of a	4
years immediately preceding the	4
it is of the	4
it may be admitted	4
his way to the	4
of the departure of	4
was said to have	4
is to make the	4
the ideal of the	4
the reports of the	4
the tenure of the	4
left flank of the	4
of the general staff	4
cruise of the argus	4
to the peace of	4
by sea and land	4
the first order of	4
of the dutch and	4
keep up with the	4
dangers of the sea	4
the triumph of the	4
the enforcement of the	4
waters of the united	4
that it must be	4
the course of trade	4
has been going on	4
by this time the	4
it was expected that	4
for much of the	4
as to keep the	4
in addition to these	4
have always been the	4
beginning of the century	4
the plans of the	4
i am sorry to	4
due to the fact	4
of the english naval	4
an analysis of the	4
of the constitution and	4
is not easy to	4
the united states from	4
end of long island	4
within a few days	4
open the communications between	4
if it is to	4
of the enemy and	4
were the results of	4
the impressment of seamen	4
his report to the	4
to be supposed that	4
the motive of the	4
secretary of state for	4
the mission of our	4
the armament of the	4
of the navigation acts	4
out of supporting distance	4
until the end of	4
by the treaty of	4
the appearance of the	4
of the niagara river	4
no matter what the	4
fleet in the defence	4
of what may be	4
use the expression of	4
the navies of the	4
the motive power of	4
the great sea power	4
not only were the	4
century and a quarter	4
put into the hands	4
second stage of the	4
the communication between the	4
the victory of the	4
great britain could not	4
could not be expected	4
demands of the navy	4
our fleet would be	4
for the possession of	4
the resources of france	4
masters of the sea	4
revolt of the colonies	4
each of the various	4
the profit of the	4
must be supreme at	4
than to any other	4
the badness of the	4
with his whole force	4
of her statesmen and	4
the injury done to	4
stood out to sea	4
is not likely to	4
the ruin of the	4
during the years of	4
which the british were	4
depended upon the control	4
of the french king	4
the french in the	4
the markets of the	4
had no intention of	4
intercourse between the two	4
it must be noted	4
the powers of the	4
the riches of the	4
the loss of these	4
the weakness of her	4
operations in the chesapeake	4
of a few ships	4
by reason of their	4
for a general chase	4
effect of such a	4
of the way in	4
experience of naval warfare	4
superiority of the british	4
be one of the	4
the losses of the	4
upon the development of	4
the naval strength of	4
of the british west	4
the pride of the	4
not to be supposed	4
the commerce of england	4
as far as it	4
would be in a	4
that they would be	4
attack and defence of	4
navies of england and	4
history of the past	4
southern part of the	4
the creation of the	4
the latter is the	4
as they had been	4
with the destruction of	4
communication with the home	4
was not the first	4
owing to the fact	4
to prevent the enemy	4
the united kingdom and	4
from the peace of	4
which it had been	4
the peace of nimeguen	4
it does not follow	4
in the future to	4
not be permitted to	4
of the independence of	4
were still in the	4
there has not been	4
part of the sea	4
interests of great britain	4
to the welfare of	4
it is easier to	4
every reason to believe	4
on the line of	4
for the rest of	4
of black river bay	4
a british ship of	4
on the american station	4
contention of the united	4
though it does not	4
batailles navales de la	4
the latter was the	4
hundred miles west of	4
on the lakes and	4
is interesting to note	4
sea and land and	4
to give to the	4
to be sent to	4
minister to the united	4
of interests between the	4
of the line in	4
of the navy is	4
may be noted that	4