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Alfred T. Mahan note (copy), 1895 Jun 20
Copy of a note on religious significance.
Alfred T. Mahan notebook
Alfred T. Mahan notebook, circa 1880
Notebook on naval warfare kept by Alfred T. Mahan.
Alfred T. Mahan to Edward Arnold letter, 1904 Dec 13
Letter from Alfred T. Mahan while in to English publisher, Edward Arnold in London, England, discussing his publishers and indicating that he is writing the history of the War of 1812 and hasn't the time to treat in depth the Russo-Japanese War, with the exception of an article.
Alfred T. Mahan to Edward Arnold letter
Alfred T. Mahan to Paul Dana letter, 1899 Nov 6
Holograph letter signed to Paul Dana, editor New York Sun, New York City, regarding his views on foreign affairs, the Boer War, the Far East, free trade with China, close ties between England and the United States, British Seapower, France and Russia as possible enemies, and the proper course of action for the United States. Mahan hopes that the newspaper will show strong U.S. support for Great Britain.
Alfred T. Mahan to Paul Dana letter
Alfred T. Mahan translation and postcard, 1920 Dec 25
Autographed note signed by LCDR S. Maki, Japanese Imperial Navy to Mrs. Mahan, December 25, 1920 and a 144 page manuscript in Japanese of translation of Chapter 11 of Mahan's The Influence of Sea Power upon the French Revolution, 1793-1812.
Alfred T. Mahan Yale University honorary degree, 1897
Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Yale University, New Haven, Ct., 1897, signed by Timothy Dwight, President and Franklin B. Dexter, Secretary. Document printed on vellum
Alfred Thayer Mahan, CDR J.A. Barber, Jr., USN, 1969
Curriculum records, including syllabi, curriculum, lectures and student papers, 1956–1983; Reading files, 1956–1998; Correspondence and memoranda treating NCC reunions, 1972–1993; Student files, 1957–1998; Miscellany, including photographs, 1957–1999; Cookbooks, 1960–2000; Alumni newsletters and newsgrams, 1958–1998; Videos, 1992–2000 and yearbooks, 1987–1995.
These records consist of syllabi and curriculum materials, student presentations, handouts, lectures by professors, directives for the study course, photographs of Naval Command College classes, and disc recordings of presentations by students.