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Assessing China's Naval Power: Technological Innovation, Economic Constraints, and Strategic Implications
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This book analyzes the rise of China's naval power and its possible strategic consequences from a...
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1. Allegro (with Reinhold Friedrich / Michala Petri / Lucas Macias Navarro / Giuliano Carmignola / Orchestra Mozart / Claudio Abbado, Claudio Abbado, Giuliano Carmignola, Lucas Macias Navarro, Michala Petri, Orchestra Mozart, Reinhold Friedrich) by Abbado / Bach / Carmignola / Orchestra Mozart
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2. Andante (with Reinhold Friedrich / Michala Petri / Lucas Macias Navarro / Giuliano Carmignola / Orchestra Mozart / Claudio Abbado, Claudio Abbado, Giuliano Carmignola, Lucas Macias Navarro, Michala Petri, Orchestra Mozart, Reinhold Friedrich) by Abbado / Bach / Carmignola / Orchestra Mozart
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John Stack seems to have a knack for choosing unusual settings.
His previous novels - <i>Ship of Rome</i>, <i>Captain of Rome</i> and <i>Masters of Rome</i> all concerned the Roman navy during the first Punic war against Carthage. While this novel is not part of that series, it also has another unusual setting: this time, that of the Spanish Armada.
While it does have an unusual setting, it also shares some similarites with those other books: again, the main protaganist of the novel is an outsider, this time a loyal Recusant (or practising, secret, Catholic) in the English navy compared to the Greek captain in the Roman navy of the <i>Masters of the Sea</i> series. Again, a large chunk of it takes place on sea, rather than on land. Again, it is an enjoyable read.
His previous novels - <i>Ship of Rome</i>, <i>Captain of Rome</i> and <i>Masters of Rome</i> all concerned the Roman navy during the first Punic war against Carthage. While this novel is not part of that series, it also has another unusual setting: this time, that of the Spanish Armada.
While it does have an unusual setting, it also shares some similarites with those other books: again, the main protaganist of the novel is an outsider, this time a loyal Recusant (or practising, secret, Catholic) in the English navy compared to the Greek captain in the Roman navy of the <i>Masters of the Sea</i> series. Again, a large chunk of it takes place on sea, rather than on land. Again, it is an enjoyable read.
Roman's Gift
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Roman D’Angelo is a survivor. He thrived through foster care. He excelled in the Navy. He...
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