Filibusters and expansionists : Jeffersonian manifest destiny, 1800-1821
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Filibusters and expansionists : Jeffersonian manifest destiny, 1800-1821
University of Alabama Press, c1997
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-234) and index
収録内容
- "A special kind of state making" : Jeffersonian manifest destiny
- "To conquer without war" : the philosophy of Jeffersonian expansion
- Followers of the green flag : revolution in the Texas borderlands
- The first Spanish-American War : patriot efforts to annex Florida
- "Pacified by paternal solitude" : Indian wars as an expansionist movement
- Leftover of war : Negro fort
- "A set of desperate and bloody dogs" : the acquisition of Amelia Island
- Destiny becomes manifest : Andrew Jackson invades Florida
- "Taking advantage of propitious circumstances" : the struggle for Texas
- A Jeffersonian leviathan : manifest destiny succeeds
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ISBN 9780817308803
内容説明
During the first two decades of the 19th century, Presidents Jefferson, Madison and Monroe encouraged the movement of Americans into new areas, believing the country's destiny lay in controlling the entire continent. This insider's view of the migration has been gleaned from a variety of sources.
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: pbk ISBN 9780817351175
内容説明
Describing filibuster activities in both Florida and Texas, American efforts to seize Indian lands, operations against a free black fort in Florida and Andrew Jackson's adventures in Florida, this book adds to the history and historiography of antebellum foreign policy. The authors present the revolutionary activities in the Gulf South and their connection with the expansionist trends of Jefferson, Madison and Monroe.
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