Swedish naval administration, 1521-1721 : : resource flows and organisational capabilities / / by Jan Glete.
This book is a long-term study of organisational capabilities as parts of early modern state formation. Sweden was a largely non-maritime society which nevertheless maintained a large navy as part of the armed forces which created a Baltic empire. Many of the resources came from the peasant society...
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Superior document: | The northern world, v. 46 |
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Year of Publication: | 2010 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Northern world ;
v. 46. |
Physical Description: | 1 online resource (840 p.) |
Notes: | Description based upon print version of record. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preliminary Material / J. Glete
- Chapter One. Resources, Organisational Capabilities And Control Of The Sea / J. Glete
- Chapter Two. The Swedish Dynastic State And Its Navy / J. Glete
- Chapter Three. Naval Operations And Control Of The Baltic Sea / J. Glete
- Chapter Four. Swedish Naval Administration: Scope, Complexity, And Structures / J. Glete
- Chapter Five. Warships And Naval Strength / J. Glete
- Chapter Six. Cordage And Canvas: Fitting Out The Navy / J. Glete
- Chapter Seven. Bronze And Iron: Swedish Naval Ordnance / J. Glete
- Chapter Eight. A Peasant Society At Sea: Men, Leaders, And Provisioning / J. Glete
- Chapter Nine. Conclusion: Power Through Organisation / J. Glete
- Appendix 1. List Of Swedish Warships, 1521–1721 / J. Glete
- Appendix 2. Swedish Naval Strength, Divided In Different Sizes Of Warships, 1520–1721 / J. Glete
- Bibliography / J. Glete
- General Index / J. Glete
- Index Of Ships / J. Glete.