Maritime warfare branch of a military.
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In these results maritime power, directly or indirectly, had a great share.
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Sir, we were at war with the greatest maritime power on earth.
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The Republic of RHODES was the chief maritime power in the Ægean Sea.
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Athens, mainly a maritime power, ruled all the subject cities of the Aegean.
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The country also affords as many sites for maritime power as any other.
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She must be the one maritime power of the world.
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This rather sudden expansion of the Phoenicians into a maritime power about 1000 B.C.
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Beijing has been doing all it can to expand its status as a maritime power.
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The acquisition of maritime power by the Saracens had led to interference with Italian commerce.
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She was a maritime power; Germany a land power.
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In the first place, England's maritime power was increasing more irresistibly than that of France.
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To be preponderant, she knows it is necessary for her to be a maritime power.
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We are a maritime power, ruling a maritime empire, our potential enemies being military nations.
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England by these wars grew to be the first colonial and maritime power in the world.
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Now the general welfare of every maritime power has always been intimately concerned with its sea-borne commerce.
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And this is more than ever true in a struggle between a continental and a maritime power.
