Sir Julian S. Corbett was trained in the law, but became a noted British naval historian, who died in 1922. In addition to the influential work, Some Principles of Maritime Strategy, he also wrote numerous other books including England in the Seven Years War, A Study in Combined Strategy, The Campaign of Trafalgar-1805, and Drake and the Tudor Navy.

“Corbett has drafted an exceptional analysis of the Russo-Japanese War. His style is engaging and easily maintains the reader’s interest throughout. His analysis and ability to capture succinctly the broad canvas of the conflict makes this book mandatory reading for commanders at all levels (regardless of element) who wish to appreciate the complexities of combined operations. Very highly recommended.” — Canadian Naval Review“This book belongs on any naval historian’s bookshelf…. Highly recommended.” — Thomo's Hole

Sir Julian S. Corbett was trained in the law, but became a noted British naval historian, who died in 1922. In addition to the influential work, Some Principles of Maritime Strategy, he also wrote numerous other books including England in the Seven Years War, A Study in Combined Strategy, The Campaign of Trafalgar-1805, and Drake and the Tudor Navy.

“Corbett has drafted an exceptional analysis of the Russo-Japanese War. His style is engaging and easily maintains the reader’s interest throughout. His analysis and ability to capture succinctly the broad canvas of the conflict makes this book mandatory reading for commanders at all levels (regardless of element) who wish to appreciate the complexities of combined operations. Very highly recommended.” — Canadian Naval Review“This book belongs on any naval historian’s bookshelf…. Highly recommended.” — Thomo's Hole

Sir Julian S. Corbett was trained in the law, but became a noted British naval historian, who died in 1922. In addition to the influential work, Some Principles of Maritime Strategy, he also wrote numerous other books including England in the Seven Years War, A Study in Combined Strategy, The Campaign of Trafalgar-1805, and Drake and the Tudor Navy.

“Corbett has drafted an exceptional analysis of the Russo-Japanese War. His style is engaging and easily maintains the reader’s interest throughout. His analysis and ability to capture succinctly the broad canvas of the conflict makes this book mandatory reading for commanders at all levels (regardless of element) who wish to appreciate the complexities of combined operations. Very highly recommended.” — Canadian Naval Review“This book belongs on any naval historian’s bookshelf…. Highly recommended.” — Thomo's Hole