The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Jeffersonian - Republican Par- ties . And this alignment foreshadowed the future politics of American naval development in general , and in particular the partisan struggle that was soon to rage around the Federalist drive to establish ...
... Jeffersonian - Republican Par- ties . And this alignment foreshadowed the future politics of American naval development in general , and in particular the partisan struggle that was soon to rage around the Federalist drive to establish ...
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... Jeffersonian Policy : Retrenchment and Passive Coast Defense ( 1801–1812 ) HE triumph of the Jeffersonian Republican Party , in the presidential and congressional elections of 1800 , fore- shadowed radical changes in naval policy . The ...
... Jeffersonian Policy : Retrenchment and Passive Coast Defense ( 1801–1812 ) HE triumph of the Jeffersonian Republican Party , in the presidential and congressional elections of 1800 , fore- shadowed radical changes in naval policy . The ...
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... Jeffersonian majorities in Congress were in no mood , however , to foster anything pertaining to the regular Navy . An act , passed in January 1809 , restricted use of the cruising vessels to American waters.54 In 1810 , with war ...
... Jeffersonian majorities in Congress were in no mood , however , to foster anything pertaining to the regular Navy . An act , passed in January 1809 , restricted use of the cruising vessels to American waters.54 In 1810 , with war ...
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Chart and Compass | 11 |
Sea Power and American Independence 1776 | 11 |
Independence Without Sea Power 17831789 | 16 |
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