Jefferson's War: America's First War on Terror 1801-1805PublicAffairs, 2004年9月21日 - 464 頁 Author Joseph Wheelan has marvelously captured the story of America's war against the Barbary pirates, our first war against terror and the nations that support it. The Barbary pirates, a Muslim enemy from Tripoli, attacked European and American merchant shipping with impunity. Jefferson ordered the U.S. Navy to Tripoli in 1801 to repel "force with force." The Barbary War was also a proving ground for such young officers as William Bainbridge, Stephen Decatur, Isaac Hull, and David Porter -- key players in the impending War of 1812 against Great Britain. |
內容
I The Pacifist President | 1 |
II The Dreadful Corsairs | 9 |
III The New Nation and Barbary | 32 |
IV A Good Occassion to Build a Navy | 55 |
V WIll Nothing Rouse My Country? | 78 |
VI War and Early Triumph | 102 |
VII The War That Wasnt | 121 |
VIII Frustration | 140 |
XIII Plotting a Regime Change | 232 |
XIV Americas Lawrence | 253 |
XV Derna and Peace | 280 |
XVI Aftermath | 306 |
XVII Full Circle | 324 |
XVIII Epilogue | 345 |
Notes | 369 |
Bibliography | 397 |
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