Chapter XVIII: Introduction: I. National Paralysis. II. the Remedy

I. THE EASTERN QUESTION.
II. THE UNION OF GERMANY.
III. THE PARTITION OF TURKEY AND THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
IV. THE USE OF ARMIES.
V. THE SECRET OF THE SEA.
VI. EGYPT.
VII. A WARNING FROM GERMANY.
VIII. THE EXPANSION OF FRANCE.
IX. INDIA.
X. THE CHEAT ALTERNATIVE.
XI. THE REVIVAL OF DUTY.

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SEA POWER AND LAND POWER.
NATIONAL POLICY.
THE MEDITERRANEAN.
DEFENCE BY A NAVY.
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
READINESS IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
THE ACTUAL SITUATION.
A SPECIFIC PROPOSAL.

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