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The Rebel Raiders James Ter deKay

The Rebel Raiders By James Ter deKay

The Rebel Raiders by James Ter deKay


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Summary

During its clandestine construction in Liverpool, it was known as 'Number 290'. When it was finally unleashed as the CSS Alabama, the Confederate warship triggered the last great military campaign of the Civil War; This title tells the work of Civil War scholarship and a tale of military strategy, international espionage, and a legal crisis.

The Rebel Raiders Summary

The Rebel Raiders by James Ter deKay

During its clandestine construction in Liverpool, it was known as 'Number 290'. When it was finally unleashed as the CSS Alabama, the Confederate warship triggered the last great military campaign of the Civil War; a maritime adventure unparalled in history; an infamous example of British political treachery; and the largest ever retribution tribunal: $15,500 in gold paid by Britain to the United States. Brought to life by naval historian James Tertius deKay, The Rebel Raiders is an amazing, little-known piece of history that is at once an important work of Civil War scholarship and a suspenseful tale of military strategy, international espionage, and a legal crisis, the outcome of which still affects the world today.

The Rebel Raiders Reviews

An engagingly written book... carefully and knowledgeably constructed Publisher's Weekly DeKay provides an exciting and detailed account of the tale of the ship [Alabama], and of the furious legal and diplomatic controversy stirred by its very existence Kirkus Reviews

About James Ter deKay

James Tertius deKay is also the author of Monitor: The Story of the Legendary Civil War Ironclad and the Man Whose Invention Changed the Course of History and Chronicles of the Frigate Macedonian. He lives in Pawcatuck, Connecticut.

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GOR004212368
9780712664905
0712664904
The Rebel Raiders by James Ter deKay
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Vintage Publishing
20040304
272
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