A new history of the First Barbary War, a conflict that helped plant the seeds for the United States’ ascent to a global superpower. InTo Fix a National Character, Abigail G. Mullen argues that the First Barbary War represented much more than the military defeat of an irritating minor power.
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Number of Pages: 256. Publication Date: 2024-08-06. Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press.
A new history of the First Barbary War, a conflict that helped plant the seeds for the United States’ ascent to a global superpower. InTo Fix a National Character, Abigail G. Mullen argues that the First Barbary War represented much more than the military defeat of an irritating minor power.
Publisher : Royal Society of Chemistry. Binding : hardcover. First Edition : False. Pages : 330. About Zebras Books. Condition : New.