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Author: Frank Lambert
Publisher: Hill & Wang Inc.,U.S.
Imprint: Hill & Wang Inc.,U.S.
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 20.60cm
Weight: 0.227kg
ISBN: 9780809028115
ISBN 10: 0809028115
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 09 January 2007
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. --Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs <br> <br> Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. -- The Roanoke Times
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. --Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. --The Roanoke Times
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. --Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. -- The Roanoke Times
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. --Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. --The Roanoke Times For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. The Roanoke Times For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. --Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. -- The Roanoke Times For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. -- Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. -- The Roanoke Times
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. -- Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs <br> <br> Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. -- The Roanoke Times <br>
For those in search of lessons for today, Lambert's crisp and readable narrative makes clear that it took a combination of patient diplomacy, military force, and good luck to make the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds safe for U.S. commerce. One suspects that all three factors are needed again now. Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs Does an excellent job of placing the Barbary Wars within the context of their time. The Roanoke Times
Author Information
Frank Lambert teaches history at Purdue University and is the author of The Founding Fathers and the Place of Religion in America, Inventing the ""Great Awakening,"" and Pedlar in Divinity: George Whitefield and the Transatlantic Revivals, 1737-1770.
