Naval battles of the world : $b Great and decisive contests on the sea ... with an account of the Japan-China war and the recent battle of the Yalu; the growth, power, and management of our new Navy.Shippen, Edward
History
Naval battles of the world : $b Great and decisive contests on the sea ... with an account of the Japan-China war and the recent battle of the Yalu; the growth, power, and management of our new Navy.
Shippen, Edward
Naval battles; Sino-Japanese War, 1894-1895; United States. Navy
Origin of the Long and Deadly Struggle; The Brazilian Fleet
Starts Out on a Cruise; Lopez, Dictator of Paraguay, Determines
to Capture this Fleet; His Preparations; The Hostile Fleets
Encounter each other; Details of the Fight; Bad Management on
both sides; The Paraguayans Forced to Retire; Another Battle in
March, 1866, on the Parana River; Full Account of the Desultory
Fighting; The Paraguayans Driven Out of their Earthworks; Two
Unsuccessful Attacks, in 1868, on the Brazilian Monitors lying
off Tayi; Interesting Account of one of these Attacks. I-429
THE CAPTURE OF THE HUASCAR. OCTOBER 8TH, A. D. 1879.
Description of the Huascar; Her Earlier Exploits; Strength of the
Chilian Squadron; The Latter Seek the Huascar; The Enemies
Recognize each other; The Battle Begins at Long Range; Full
Details of this Spirited Engagement; Terrible Loss of Life on
Board the Huascar; She Finally Surrenders; Condition of the
Chilian Fleet. I-445
BOMBARDMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 11TH, A. D. 1882.
Political Complications; Arabi Pasha; Important Events Preceding
the Bombardment; England Demands that Work on the Fortifications
Cease; Arabi Promises to Desist, but Renews the Work Secretly; A
Powerful English Fleet Opens Fire on the Defences; Silenced by
the Fleet and Abandoned; Alexandria Set on Fire and Pillaged;
Sailors and Marines from the American and German Fleets Landed to
Protect the Consulates; Injury Sustained by the English Fleet. I-458
THE WAR BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Opening of Japan to Foreign Nations; Japanese Geography and
History; Early Explorers; Revolution of 1617; First American
Efforts at Intercourse; Commander Glynn’s Attempt; Successful
Expedition of Commodore Perry in 1852; First Treaty Signed;
Subsequent Development of Japan; Outbreak of War with China;
Sinking of the Kow-Shing; Historic Hostility between the Two
Nations; Disputes over Korea; The Battle of the Yalu, September
17th, 1894; Details of the Fight; Results of this Battle;
Importance to Naval Experts; Conclusions Derived; Succeeding
Events of the War; Capture of Port Arthur; The Japanese Emperor;
New Treaty with the United States. I-467
List of Illustrations.
PAGE
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account