Decatur & Gunboat Diplomacy in Tunis, 30 July 1815

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Decatur & Gunboat Diplomacy in Tunis, 30 July 1815

Historians depict the War of 1812 as a forgotten conflict because the Treaty of Ghent affirmed the status quo for the two combatants,. American naval victories during that war, however, had greatly improved the U.S. Navy’s stature. On 23 February 1815, only six days after that war had ended, President James Madison confidently proposed a [...]

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