Let The Sea Make A Noise: A History Of The North Pacific From Magellan To Macarthur
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Let The Sea Make A Noise: A History Of The North Pacific From Magellan To Macarthur

by Walter A. Mcdougall

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Walter A. McDougall’s Let The Sea Make A Noise offers an expansive history of the North Pacific, following the region’s story from Magellan to MacArthur. At 793 pages, this substantial work provides a sustained historical perspective on one of the world’s great oceanic regions.

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Let The Sea Make A Noise presents a history of the North Pacific across the centuries.

Its scope extends from the voyages associated with Magellan to the era of MacArthur, offering a long view of the region’s historical development.

Walter A. McDougall examines the North Pacific as the central setting of this expansive historical account.

At 793 pages, this is a substantial work for readers seeking an in-depth perspective on the region and its past.

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