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... Supplement, 1900, Relating to the North Sea Pilot. Part 2. sthed., 1895.. 64, —— The West India Pilot. Vol. 2. The Caribbean Sea, from Barbados to Cuba; with Florida Strait, Bahama and Bermuda Islands. Originally Compiled by Captain E. Barnett, R ...
... is that command of the sea is the only logical and real defence, and that the key of the situation will be found in the Caribbean Sea. Ships, not forts mobility of movement, not immobility, mus AXXUVX ~ fch like matters, st be left to the s of controlling ...
... demanded that an inquiry should h e he'd t° fi x *^ c responsibilities. M. Denis Colbert, member for Martinique, said the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo- Saxon lake. France should, therefore, not risk {osing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ? ...
... Isthmus and its immediate surroundings thus become the greatest of our external ihterests. Scarcely secondary to them is the Caribbean bra, because all sea roads to the Isthmus run through it and it contains many strong positions, the acquisition of which ...
... Canadian seaboard and an lV[ fastness ; Newfoundland on the coast : islands, highly prized and keenly fought i ...
... one of the Trinidad Warners, who have always been hardy exponents and enterprising promoters of the national game in the Caribbean. Trinidad, British Guiana, Barbados, Jamaica, St. Vincent, and Grenada are repre- sented in the combination, and it is possible ...
... one of the Trinidad Warners, who have always been hardy exponents and enterprising promoters of the national game in the Caribbean. Trinidad, British Guiana, Barbados, Jamaica, St. Vincent, and Grenada are repre- sented in the combination, and it is possible ...
... the native government of Cuba had set oat. after Spain fell, to extend its rule over all the i-lands in the Gulf and the Caribbean Sea, the same situ ition would have existed as was present in the East. Would the United Staten have been in leaving the ...
... depended on the strength of her navy. In order to control the Isthmian Canal the United States must be naval master of the Caribbean Sea and must have a ter more powerful fleet than she bed today. The United Statue would be foolish if they closed their eyes ...
... respect diil'ers distinctly from JVlri Goode's book, which was concerned with the American Fleet in tho Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea. Like IMr. Goode, the experience of IMr. Wilsou is mainly that of the student of naval war- fare, but the relative strength ...
... to the general westward motion of the atmosphere in the low latitudes. The area throughout which this occurs covers the Caribbean Sea and the ocean immediately to the east, ward of the Windward Islands. The birth or ...
... present day. Mr. Bell's boyhood was spent at Blewfields, a small town on the Mosquito Coast, on the western shore of the Caribbean Sea. His earliest recollections are those of bathing and sailing toy boats in the lagoon, with the Mosquito King and numberless ...