Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812 2 Volume Set

Volume 1: Antecedents of the War: 1. Colonial condition; 2. From independence to Jay's treaty; 3. From Jay's treaty to the orders in council, 1794–1807; 4. From the orders in council to war; 5. The theatre of operations; 6. Early cruises and engagements. Hull's operations and surrender; 7. Operations on the northern frontier after Hull's surrender. European events bearing on the war; 8. Ocean warfare against commerce. Privateering. British licenses. Naval actions. Volume 2: 9. The winter of 1812–1813. Bainbridge's squadron. Increasing pressure on Atlantic coast; 10. Campaign of 1813 on the lake frontier, to the Battle of Lake Erie; 11. The campaign of 1813 on the lakes and northern frontier - the Battle of Lake Erie; 12. The campaign of 1813 on the lakes and northern frontier, after the Battle of Lake Erie; 13. Seaboard maritime operations, 1813; 14. Maritime operations external to the waters of the United States, 1813–1814; 15. The Niagara campaign, and events on the Great Lakes, in 1814; 16. Seaboard operations in 1814. Washington, Baltimore, and Maine; 17. Lake Champlain and New Orleans; 18. The peace negotiations; Index.