Warships of the Great Lakes 1754-1834 Used Hardcover Reference Book

Warships of the Great Lakes 1754-1834 is a used hardcover reference book that examines the development, deployment, and operations of naval vessels on the Great Lakes during a pivotal period in North American history. Covering the years from the French and Indian War through the end of the early 19th century, this volume provides detailed accounts of ship design, construction methods, armament, and the strategic significance of naval power in the region. The book features illustrations, plans, and maps that support its historical analysis, offering technical specifications and operational histories for various warships built and used by British, American, and French forces. Additionally, it addresses the broader context of military and political events that shaped competition on the Great Lakes. This reference is intended for those seeking factual information on naval architecture and warfare on inland waters, as well as the roles played by these vessels in military campaigns from 1754 to 1834.  Total of 160 pages.