America as a military power : from the American Revolution to the Civil War
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America as a military power : from the American Revolution to the Civil War
（Studies in military history and international affairs / Jeremy Black, series editor）
Praeger, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index: p. [225]-231
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ISBN 9780275972981
内容説明
How have military actions shaped the history of the United States and the country's role in world history? Noted military historian Jeremy Black examines American military exceptionalism with the critical eye of a foreign scholar. The British fought two wars with the Americans and followed American developments with keen interest. Black marshals contemporary British commentary to contextualize American military actions within a global perspective.
Several major conflicts are covered:^L^DBLThe War for Independence^DBLThe War of 1812^DBLThe Mexican War^DBLWar with Native Americans^DBLThe Civil War^LThroughout this phase of America military action, one sees a shift from a state in conflict with neighboring states to a nation divided, fighting for its very survival. This study clarifies the unique combination of political, social, intellectual, and physical factors-including potential threats-that shaped, and were shaped, by the general American culture during this period.
目次
- Preface
- Introduction
- War of Independence
- War of 1812
- American-Native Warfare
- Mexican-American Wars
- Civil War
- Political and Social Contexts
- Conclusions
- Selected Further Reading
- Index.
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: pbk ISBN 9780275977061
内容説明
How have military actions shaped the history of the United States and the country's role in world history? Noted military historian Jeremy Black examines American military exceptionalism with the critical eye of a foreign scholar. The British fought two wars with the Americans and followed American developments with keen interest. Black marshals contemporary British commentary to contextualize American military actions within a global perspective.
Several major conflicts are covered:^L^DBLThe War for Independence^DBLThe War of 1812^DBLThe Mexican War^DBLWar with Native Americans^DBLThe Civil War^LThroughout this phase of America military action, one sees a shift from a state in conflict with neighboring states to a nation divided, fighting for its very survival. This study clarifies the unique combination of political, social, intellectual, and physical factors-including potential threats-that shaped, and were shaped, by the general American culture during this period.
目次
Preface Introduction War of Independence War of 1812 American-Native Warfare Mexican-American Wars Civil War Political and Social Contexts Conclusions Selected Further Reading Index
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