Mahan believed that control of seaborne commerce was critical to domination in war.
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Starting in the 2nd century, various indicators of Roman civilization began to decline, including urbanization, seaborne commerce, and population.
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In short, it regulates seaborne commerce to and from the United States, which totals more than $ 500 billion a year.
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According to maritime historian Samuel Eliot Morison, the society's meetings " were common ground where all Bostonians interested in seaborne commerce met.
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On April 17, President Davis called on privateer raiders, the " militia of the sea ", to make war on U . S . seaborne commerce.
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While dredging has enabled seaborne commerce to become an important part of the Tampa Bay area's economy, it has also damaged the bay's water quality and ecology.
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Tampa's port is now the seventh largest in the nation and Florida's largest tonnage port, handling nearly half of all seaborne commerce that passes through the state.
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Eritrea controls the two ports through which most of Ethiopia's seaborne commerce flows, while the 59 million Ethiopians are prime customers for anything the 3.9 million Eritreans have to sell.
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Eritrea controls the two ports through which most of Ethiopia's seaborne commerce flows, while the 59 million Ethiopians are prime customers for anything the 3 . 9 million Eritreans have to sell.
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Influenced by Britain in the 18th century, domination of the sea through naval power was the deciding factor in the outcome, and therefore, that control of seaborne commerce was secondary to domination in war.
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