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The Use Of Armed Force In Occupied Territory Marco Longobardo

Name: The Use Of Armed Force In Occupied Territory Marco Longobardo
SKU: BELL-49186134
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (76 reviews)

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.03 MB

Pages: 342

Author: Marco Longobardo

ISBN: 9781108473415, 1108473415

Language: English

Year: 2018

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The Use Of Armed Force In Occupied Territory Marco Longobardo by Marco Longobardo 9781108473415, 1108473415 instant download after payment.

During the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, Samuel Bentham influenced both the technology and the administrative ideas employed in the management of the British navy. His influence stemmed from his passion for science, from his desire to achieve improvements based on a belief in the principle of Utility, and from experience gained over eleven years in Russia, a large part in the service of Catherine the Great and Prince Potemkin. Having travelled extensively throughout the north and south of Russia, Poland and Siberia, he managed Potemkin’s industries at Krichev, built fast river galleys, armed the Russian flotilla of small craft at Kherson and served with the flotilla that defeated the Turks in the Black Sea. His main ambition was to open river communication in Siberia and develop trade into the Pacific. However he returned to England and in 1796 became Inspector General of Naval Works, a post in which he fought for innovations in the technology and management of the British royal dockyards. Regarded then by the Navy Board as a dangerous maverick, this book reveals the experiences, creativity and thinking that made him a major figure in British naval development.