American Patriotism on the Sea...
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"American Patriotism On The Sea" explores the crucial role of naval power and maritime endeavors during the American Revolution. Arthur Blake Ellis recounts the daring exploits and strategic importance of American ships and sailors in their fight for independence. This volume sheds light on the lesser-known, yet vital, contributions of maritime activities to the birth of the United States.
Discover the stories of courageous captains, innovative ship designs, and pivotal sea battles that shaped the course of American history. Ellis brings to life the challenges and triumphs of a fledgling nation asserting its sovereignty on the high seas. A compelling read for anyone interested in the naval history of the American Revolution.
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