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BOOK REVIEW – Rough Waters: Sovereignty and the American Merchant Flag

March 17, 2017AdminBook Reviews, Books, Featured, History, Newsbook review, Nathan Albright, naval history, Rodney Carlisle, rough waters

By Rodney P. Carlisle, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, MD, (2017) Reviewed by Nathan Albright I was very impressed with the new content the author brought to my attention coming into this book. The author takes a deep look into the often arcane aspects of maritime law and practice to uncover the largely unknown origin of

BOOK REVIEW – Naval Air Station Jacksonville

June 30, 2014AdminBook Reviews, Books, Featured, History, Newsarcadia publishing, Florida, images, images of history, jacksonville, naval air station jacksonville, naval history, Rodney Carlisle1 Comment

By Ronald M.Williamson and Emily Savoca, Arcadia Publishing, Mt. Pleasant, SC, (2013). Reviewed By: Rodney Carlisle, Ph. D. This short photographic collection is one of more than 8,000 volumes produced by Arcadia Publishing in its “Images of America” series on a wide variety of towns, forts, historic places, and locales scattered across the United States.

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BOOK REVIEW – Rough Waters: Sovereignty and the American Merchant Flag

BOOK REVIEW – Naval Air Station Jacksonville

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