Divided union : the politics of war in the early American republic
2004
973.4 S587 2004
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Title
Divided union : the politics of war in the early American republic
Published
Ithaca Cornell University Press 2004
Description
vii, 278 p. ; 24 cm
Call Number
973.4 S587 2004
System Control No.
(OCoLC)54356447
Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents: Back from the brink : why do states avoid military conflict? -- Federal union and armed conflict : imagining a more peace-prone republic -- The United States confronts Great Britain and Spain, 1807-1815 -- The Oregon crisis of 1845-1846 -- The Mexican War and territorial expansion -- Cuba and Mexico in the 1850s -- A federal democratic peace
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Contents: Back from the brink : why do states avoid military conflict? -- Federal union and armed conflict : imagining a more peace-prone republic -- The United States confronts Great Britain and Spain, 1807-1815 -- The Oregon crisis of 1845-1846 -- The Mexican War and territorial expansion -- Cuba and Mexico in the 1850s -- A federal democratic peace
L2005M189
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