Since the earliest issues of Sea History magazine, reviews of maritime books have helped fulfill the National Maritime Historical Society's mission of preserving and promoting our shared maritime heritage. Over the past several decades, Sea History reviews have featured over 1, booksβyou can find an index of them all below, sorted by title. Click on the hyperlinked entry at the end of each title to read the full review. We are most grateful to the many reviewers who have enriched the magazine with their thoughtful commentary on maritime literature.
If you are an author or publisher interested in submitting a book for review, or a reader who would like to write a book review, please see the Sea History Book Review Guidelines page.
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Stanford, β Maxton Potomac Books, Reviewed by William H. White, Reviewed by Robert Foulke, Reviewed by Peter Sorensen, Dull University of Nebraska Press, Reviewed by Louis Arthur Norton, β King Chicago University Press, Reviewed by Christopher P. Magra, Reviewed by Thomas Hale, Buckley Jr. Macmillan, Reviewed by Peter Sanford, Reviewed by Jason Chaytor, Strobridge and Dennis L. Noble Naval Institute Press, Reviewed by David E. Perkins, , Reviewed by Peter Stanford, β Reviewed by Natnaiel Howe, β Reviewed by David O.
Whitten, β Reviewed by Norma Stanford, All Brave Sailors by J. Reviewed by Ralph Linwood Snow, Reviewed by Timothy G. Lynch, Reviewed by Jerry Roberts, β Reviewed by Justine Alhstrom, β Morris Commonwealth Editions, Fox The Donning Company Publishers, Reviewed by Eric J. Berryman, β Reviewed by Anthony Piccolo, β Labaree, William M. Fowler Jr. Hattendorf, Jeffrey J. Safford, Edward W. Sloan and Andrew W. German Mystic Seaport, Inc.
