Vol. 31 No. 3 (2021): The Northern Mariner

Published: 2022-03-04

Editorial and Table of Contents

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  Editorial and ToC

  Peter Kikkert

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Articles

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  “This was not the time for this type of 1890 imperialism”: Cryolite, Control, and Canada-US Relations over Greenland, 1940

  Gordon W. Smith, P. Whitney Lackenbauer

  241-284

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  Rear Admiral Henry John May and the Royal Navy War Course 1900-1904

  Chris Madsen

  285-312

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Commentaries

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  Writing the History of the Dieppe Raid: The British-Canadian Historical Liaison Relationship in Five Documents

  Megan Hamilton

  313-348

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Book Reviews

• Richard Barbuto, New York’s War of 1812. Politics, Society and Combat (Thomas Malcomson)

  Thomas Malcomson

  349-351

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• Quintin Barry, Crisis at the Chesapeake. The Royal Navy and the Struggle for America 1775-1783 (Jim Gallen)

  Jim Gallen

  351-352

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• Andrew Boyd, British Naval Intelligence through the Twentieth Century (Jan Drent)

  Jan Drent

  352-354

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• Vladimir Bogdanovich Bronevskiy (Trans. Darrin Boland), Northern Tars in Southern Waters: The Russian Fleet in the Mediterranean, 1806-1810 (Jacob Bart Hak)

  Jacob Bart Hart

  354-355

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• Paul Brown, Abandon Ship. The Real Story of the Sinkings in the Falklands War (Greg Swinden)

  Greg Swinden

  355-357

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• Barry Cahill, Rebuilding Halifax. A History of the Halifax Relief Commission (Judith Fingard)

  Judith Fingard

  357-359

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• Richard Camp, Three War Marine Hero: General Raymond G. Davis (Michael Razer)

  Michael Razer

  359-360

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• Hugues Canuel, The Fall and Rise of French Sea Power. France’s Quest for an Independent Naval Policy, 1940–1963 (W. Mark Hamilton)

  W. Mark Hamilton

  360-362

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• Lars Cleander, How Carriers Fought: Carrier Operations in World War II (Charles Ross Patterson II)

  Charles Ross Patterson II

  362-364

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