Books by Nicholas Rodger
Nicholas Rodger is a British naval historian and Emeritus Fellow of All Souls College Oxford.
The Command of the Ocean
by Nicholas Rodger
1700 pages and 1350 years of British naval history, hard to think of it ever being bettered (Part 2)
The Safeguard of the Sea
by Nicholas Rodger
1700 pages and 1350 years of British naval history, hard to think of it ever being bettered (Part 1)
Interviews with Nicholas Rodger
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After Jutland: The Naval War in North European Waters, June 1916-November 1918
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The Rules of the Game: Jutland and British Naval Command
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The Silent Deep: The Royal Navy Submarine Service since 1945
by James Jinks & Peter Hennessy -
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Battle Line: The United States Navy, 1919–1939
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World War II at Sea: A Global History
by Craig L. Symonds
The best books on Naval History (20th Century), recommended by Nicholas Rodger
The best books on Naval History (20th Century), recommended by Nicholas Rodger
In the world wars of the twentieth century, naval warfare has often been given a secondary role. But as naval historian Nicholas Rodger explains, the protagonists who thought like that lost. Here, he chooses five books that explain the military role and development of navies over the course of the 20th century.
Interviews where books by Nicholas Rodger were recommended
The best books on The Sea, recommended by Philip Marsden
The travel writer casts his net over books about the sea and comes up with a haul including Moby Dick and a naval history of Britain.
