The imperial Japanese navy

Title: The imperial Japanese navy
Author: Fred T. Jane
CONTENTS

	PREFACE

I. EARLY HISTORY
II. THE OPENING OF JAPAN
III. EARLY WARSHIPS AND THE CIVIL WAR
IV. THE IMPERIAL NAVY
V. THE WAR WITH CHINA
VI. THE BATTLE OF YALU
VII. WEI-HAI-WEI
VIII. AFTER THE WAR WITH CHINA
IX. THE NEW PROGRAMME
X. THE JAPANESE DOCKYARDS

	1. Yokosuka
	2. Tokio
	3. Kuré
	4. Sassebo
	5. Maitzuru

XI. NAVAL HARBOURS

	1. Nagasaki
	2. Takeshiki
	3. Ominato
	4. Kobé
	5. Kuré

XII. THE MERCANTILE MARINE
XIII. THE JAPANESE ADMIRALTY
XIV. ENTRY AND TRAINING OF OFFICERS
XV. ENTRY AND TRAINING OF MEN
XVI. PAY, ETC.
XVII. FLAGS
XVIII. UNIFORMS, ETC.
XIX. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFICERS
XX. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MEN
XXI. MESSING
XXII. THE ARMAMENT AND EQUIPMENT

	OF THE FLEET	 
	1. Guns
	2. Gunnery Accessories
	3. Torpedoes
	4. Armour
	5. Engines and Boilers

XXIII. OTHER NAVIES AS SEEN BY THE JAPANESE
XXIV. THE WAR WITH RUSSIA
APPENDICES—

	OFFICIAL REPORTS, CHINO-JAPANESE WAR
	LIST OF JAPANESE WARSHIPS
	JAPANESE SHIP-NAMES (MEANINGS)
	HISTORICAL SHIP-NAMES
	A JAPANESE “AT HOME”
	INDEX TO SUBJECT-MATTER

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
The Battleship Chin Yen (photograph)
Map of Japan
The Tsukuba
The Fuji Yama
The Adsuma
Japanese Officers in 1866
The Moisshin
The Asama
Battle of Hakodate (from a Japanese print)
The Seiki
Japanese Fleet at Manœuvres (photograph)
The Chin Yen at Evolutions (photograph)
The Tsukushi (photograph)
The Esmeralda (now Idzumi) (plan)
The Naniwa (photograph)
The Naniwa (plan)
The Sai Yen (photograph and plan)
The Fuso at Sea (photograph)
The Takao (photograph)
The Unebi
The Tschichima
The Hashidate (photograph)
The Matsushima (photograph)
The Hei Yen (photograph)
The Chiyoda (photograph)
The Chiyoda (plan)
The Akitsushima (photograph)
The Akitsushima (plan)
The Yoshino (plan)
The Yoshino (photograph)
The Tatsuta (plan)
The Japanese Fleet in line abreast off Chemulpo
during the War
Admiral Ito (photograph)
A Japanese Picture of Yalu
Sinking of the King Yuen
(sketch by a Japanese Officer)
Plans of Battle of Yalu
The Chen Yuen after Action
Map of Wei-hai-wei
Celebrating Surrender of Chinese Fleet
at Naval Club, Tokio
Japanese Fleet bombarding Wei-hai-wei
The Suma (photograph)
The Fuji (plan)
The Yoshima (plan)
The Fuji (photograph)
The Shikishima (plan)
The Hatsuse (photograph)
The Mikasa (plan)
The Mikasa (photograph)
The Idzumo (photograph)
The Asama (plan)
The Yakumo (photograph)
The Azuma (plan)
The Nisshin (photograph)
The Kasuga (plan)
The Nisshin (plan)
The Kasuga (photograph)
The Kasagi (photograph)
The Takasago (plan)
The Niitaka (plan)
The Chihaya (plan)
The Miyako (plan)
The First Japanese Torpedo Boat
The Kashima (plan)
Yokosuka (map)
Sassebo (map)
Sassebo Naval Club (photograph)
Maitzuru (map)
Takeshiki (map)
Kobé Harbour (photograph)
Admiral Gombey (photograph)
Japanese Flags
The Shikishima entering Portsmouth Dockyard
“At Home” on board the Kasagi
Schneider-Canet Gun 24-cm.
for Coast Service (photograph)
12-in. Guns of the Mikasa (plan)
Canet Guns 24-cm. for Coast Service (photograph)
Vickers 6-in. Gun (plan)
Vickers 6-in. Gun (photograph)
Canet 27-cm. Gun (photograph)
Elswick Submerged Tube (plan)
Canet 15-cm. Gun (photograph)
Elswick Submerged Tube (photograph)
Belleville Boiler
Niclausse Boiler
The Variag
Admiral Togo

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