Sea power in its relations to the war of 1812
By: by Captain A. T. Mahan.
Series: The influence of sea power upon history
Publisher: Little, Brown, and Company
Published: 1919
Place of publication: Boston
Subjects: United States. -- Navy -- History -- War of 1812; Sea-power; United States -- History -- War of 1812; United States -- History -- War of 1812 -- Naval operations
Notes: The present work concludes the series of "The influence of sea power upon history."
Table of contents: title: 1. Colonial Conditions; title: 2. From Independence to Jay’s Treaty; title: 3. From Jay’s Treaty to the Orders in Council, 1794-1807; title: 4. From the Orders in Council to War; title: 5. The Theatre of Operations; title: 6. Early Cruises and Engagements. Hull’s Operations and Surrender; title: 7. Operations on the Northern Frontier after Hull’s Surrender. European Events bearing on the War; title: 8. Ocean Warfare against Commerce – Privateering – British Licenses – Naval Actions: “Wasp” and “Frolic”, “United States” and “Macedonian”