Civil-military relations during the War of 1812

"Civil-military relations during the War of 1812 examines and reflects on how ideology, personality, politics, and policy intertwined with events to shape civil-military ideas, attitudes, policies, institutions, and actions from the 1780s through to the post-1815 era. This period represented an age of recovery and establishment after the American Revolution, the creation of a constitutional democratic republican government, the emergence of the first modern party system, and the establishment of an independent economic system in North America. The United States had secured national independence in a world at war and went from being interwoven in a transatlantic system to the early phases of transcontinental-national expansion"--Overview.

Year

2009

Language

English

Series

In war and in peace: U.S. civil-military relations

Publisher

Praeger Security International

Editions

2

Pages

192

ISBN

9780275982003

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