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George Washingtons Secret Navy How The American Revolution Went To Sea 1st Edition James L Nelson

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George Washingtons Secret Navy How The American Revolution Went To Sea 1st Edition James L Nelson
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill
File Extension: PDF
File size: 14.66 MB
Pages: 340
Author: James L. Nelson
ISBN: 9780071493895, 9780071643429, 0071493891, 0071643427
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: 1

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George Washingtons Secret Navy How The American Revolution Went To Sea 1st Edition James L Nelson by James L. Nelson 9780071493895, 9780071643429, 0071493891, 0071643427 instant download after payment.

In 1775 General George Washington secretly armed a handful of small ships and sent them to sea against the world's mightiest navy.
From the author of the critically acclaimed Benedict Arnold's Navy, here is the story of how America's first commander-in-chief--whose previous military experience had been entirely on land--nursed the fledgling American Revolution through a season of stalemate by sending troops to sea. Mining previously overlooked sources, James L. Nelson's swiftly moving narrative shows that George Washington deliberately withheld knowledge of his tiny navy from the Continental Congress for more than two critical months, and that he did so precisely because he knew Congress would not approve.

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