The War in the North Sea : the Royal Navy and the Imperial German Army 1914-1918.

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Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Illustrations; List of Maps; Acknowledgements; Part I Before Jutland; 1 British Strategic Planning; 2 The Development of the High Seas Fleet; 3 Ships; 4 Men; 5 The First Battle of Heligoland Bight; 6 Intelligence; 7 Churchill and Fisher; 8 The Dogger Bank; 9 Balfour and Jackson; 10 Scheer Takes Over; 11 Eve of Battle; Part II Jutland; 12 Enemy In Sight; 13 'Something Wrong with Our Bloody Ships Today'; 14 The Run to the North; 15 The Fleets Engage; 16 The Second Engagement; 17 Night; 18 Dawn; 19 Aftermath; 20 Who Won at Jutland?; 21 Lessons

Part III After Jutland22 The August Sortie; 23 Strategic Changes; 24 The Submarine Threat; Plate section; 25 The Dover Straits; 26 Blockade: the Northern Patrol; 27 Tyrwhitt and the Harwich Force; 28 New Ships, New Men, New Strategy; 29 The Convoy Debate; 30 America Enters the War; Part IV The Crisis of the Naval War; 31 Admiral Bacon and the Dover Patrol; 32 Shake up at the Admiralty; 33 The Problem of the Neutrals; 34 Brummer and Bremse; 35 The Second Battle of Heligoland Bight; 36 The Second Convoy Attack; 37 The Submarine Campaign in 1917; 38 Keyes; 39 Jellicoe's Dismissal; 40 Zeebrugge

41 The Last Sortie of the High Seas Fleet42 The Development of Naval Aviation; 43 Convoys and U-boats; 44 Operation Plan No 19; 45 Vae Victis; 46 Retrospect; Appendices; A The Grand Fleet at Jutland; B The High Seas Fleet at Jutland; C British Casualties; D German Casualties; E Battle of Jutland: Hits on German battleships and battle cruisers (heavy shells); F Battle of Jutland: Hits on British battleships and battle cruisers (heavy shells); G Admiral Scheer's Report to the Kaiser of July 4 1916; H First British Communiqué, June 2 1916; I German Communiqué, June 2 1916

J Second British Communiqué, June 5 1916Notes; Bibliography; Index; Backcover

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