Part III — Conduct of Naval War — Some Principles of Maritime Strategy by Julian Corbett

Part III Conduct of Naval War

I. INTRODUCTORY—	155
1. INHERENT DIFFERENCES IN THE CONDITIONS OF WAR ON LAND AND ON SEA	155
2. TYPICAL FORMS OF NAVAL OPERATIONS	161
II. METHODS OF SECURING COMMAND—	167
1. ON OBTAINING A DECISION	167
2. BLOCKADE	183
III. METHODS OF DISPUTING COMMAND—	209
1. DEFENSIVE FLEET OPERATIONS—“A FLEET IN BEING”	209
2. MINOR COUNTER-ATTACKS	227
IV. METHODS OF EXERCISING COMMAND—	233
1. DEFENCE AGAINST INVASION	233
2. ATTACK AND DEFENCE OF TRADE	261
3. ATTACK, DEFENCE, AND SUPPORT OF MILITARY EXPEDITIONS	280
Appendix: The “Green Pamphlet”	305
INDEX	346