The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660-1783 by A. T. (Alfred Thayer) Mahan
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Operations in North America
Fall of Louisburg, 1758 Fall of Quebec, 1759, and of Montreal, 1760 Influence of Sea Power on the continental war English plans for the general naval operations Choiseul becomes Minister in France He plans an invasion of England Sailing of the Toulon fleet, 1759 Its disastrous encounter with Boscawen Consequent frustration of the invasion of England Project to invade Scotland Sailing of the Brest fleet Hawke falls in with it and disperses it, 1759 Accession of Charles III. To Spanish throne Death of George II Clive in India Battle of Plassey, 1757 Decisive influence of Sea Power upon the issues in India Naval actions between Pocock and D'Ache', 1758, 1759 Destitute condition of French naval stations in India The French fleet abandons the struggle Final fall of the French power in India Ruined condition of the French navy Alliance between France and Spain England declares war against Spain Rapid conquest of French and Spanish colonies French and Spaniards invade Portugal The invasion repelled by England Severe reverses of the Spaniards in all quarters Spain sues for peace |
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