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Title: Riding the crest of the wave : an overview of the maritime history of Malta in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Other Titles: The Maltese Islands and the Sea
Authors: Vassallo, Carmel
Keywords: Malta -- History -- British occupation, 1800-1964
Navigation -- History -- Malta
Navy-yards and naval stations, British -- Malta
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: Midsea Books
Citation: Vassallo, C. (2015). Riding the crest of the wave : an overview of the maritime history of Malta in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. In T. Gambin (Ed.), The Maltese Islands and the Sea (pp. 67-114). Valletta: Midsea Books.
Abstract: MARITIME HISTORY IS ABOUT THE INTERACTION between people and the sea. The direct physical contact with the sea of those involved in seafaring, fishing, merchant shipping, the navy1 and so on, lies at the heart of this interaction, but there are many other aspects which touch an even wider public, especially in the Mediterranean. This has been particularly the case as regards the contemporary era, the chronological period which, grosso modo, is covered by this essay.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/86086
ISBN: 9789993275510
Appears in Collections:Melitensia Works - ERCSSEHC



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