Excerpt from Naval and Military Geography of the British Empire (Considered in Relation to the War With Germany): Lectures Given During 1914-16 to Officers of the Navy and Army
These lectures deal with the strategic geo graphy of the British Empire in relation to Germany, and that of Germany in relation to the British Empire.
It will be found that the geographical facts here set out come under one' of three heads according as they relate to, first the districts from which naval and military resources are obtained, secondly the routes along which armed forces and their supplies are moved, and, thirdly the positions where such movements can best be stopped.
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