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James D. Bulloch was born in Savannah, Georgia, in 1823 and became a midshipman in the U. S. navy at the age of sixteen. After the war he remained in England, where his nephew, a young Theodore Roosevelt, visited him in the 1870s while researching what would become his first book, The Naval War of 1812.
Philip Van Doren Stern (1900-1984) was one of the most influential Civil War historians of the twentieth century.
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The Secret Service of the Confederate States in Europe
or, How the Confederate Cruisers Were Equipped
Written by James D. Bulloch
Introduction by Philip Van Doren Stern
Format: eBook, 672 pages
Publisher: Modern Library
On Sale: September 12, 2012
Price: $14.99
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or, How the Confederate Cruisers Were Equipped
Written by James D. Bulloch
Introduction by Philip Van Doren Stern
Format: eBook, 672 pages
Publisher: Modern Library
On Sale: September 12, 2012
Price: $14.99
Read more >
The Secret Service of the Confederate States in Europe
or, How the Confederate Cruisers Were Equipped
Written by James D. Bulloch
Introduction by Philip Van Doren Stern
Format: Trade Paperback, 672 pages
Publisher: Modern Library
On Sale: June 12, 2001
Price: $29.00
At the outbreak of the Civil War, Jefferson Davis sent merchant marine James D. Bulloch to Europe to clandestinely acquire arms and ships for the Confederate navy. His first stop was Britain, a country hedging its bets on who would win the War Between the States and willing to secretly provide... Read more >
or, How the Confederate Cruisers Were Equipped
Written by James D. Bulloch
Introduction by Philip Van Doren Stern
Format: Trade Paperback, 672 pages
Publisher: Modern Library
On Sale: June 12, 2001
Price: $29.00
At the outbreak of the Civil War, Jefferson Davis sent merchant marine James D. Bulloch to Europe to clandestinely acquire arms and ships for the Confederate navy. His first stop was Britain, a country hedging its bets on who would win the War Between the States and willing to secretly provide... Read more >
