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Sir Julian S. Corbett was trained in law but became a noted British naval historian. In addition to the influential work Some Principles of Maritime Strategy, he wrote numerous other books, including England in the Seven Years' War: A Study in Combined Strategy, The Campaign of Trafalgar1805, and show more Drake and the Tudor Navy. He died in 1922. show less

Works by Julian S. Corbett

Sir Francis Drake (1970) 14 copies
The Campaign of Trafalgar (2005) 13 copies
The Successors of Drake (1933) 5 copies
Monk (1926) 2 copies

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Legal name
Corbett, Julian Stafford
Birthdate
1854-11-12
Date of death
1922-09-21
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Occupations
British naval historian
geo-strategist

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Read the chapter titled "Theory of the Object -- Command of the Sea" during first week of War at Sea During the Age of Steam class at the NWC. Foundational reading for better understanding throughout this elective. Helpful to get started in the class, otherwise not very interesting topic to me.
 
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SDWets | 1 other review | Feb 19, 2024 |
Read pages 3-106 during the discussion on the Russo-Japanese War as part of the S&W syllabus at CNCS in Sept 2023.

From the syllabus: Corbett shows how a state can deploy its navy to achieve strategic objectives against a land power. He emphasizes the utility of joint and peripheral operations, and offers his theory of command of the sea.
 
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