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Typically the United States is said to have declared war on Great Britain in 1812 because of the Royal Navy's impressment of American seamen and the British desire to create an Indian buffer state. An Englishman William Cobbett, described the real cause of the conflict: 'There seemed to be wanting just such a war as this to complete the separation of England from America; and to make the latter feel that she had no safety against the former but in the arms of her free citizens.' Regardless of the reasons, however, on 4 June 1812, U.S.President James Madison, asked Congress to declare war.
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Daniel Cosgrove
reviewed The American War 1812-14, Vol. 226 on December 29, 2012 The American War 1812-14, Vol. 226
I was expecting more of a social history but what I got was a thesis re packaged with a good title. Mandlebaum basically makes a point that poltics in the new york city area was limited by the lack of good communication. As such, he falls within the school of american historian who sees the advent of communications technologies being key to the transformation of american society.
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