内战时期的动物史由厄尔·J·赫斯编辑

IF 0.3 4区 历史学 Q2 HISTORY
Jonathan W. Thurston-Torres
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平局。迪什曼方法的局限性在于缺乏政治或文化背景。他简要谈到了美国人对常备军和联邦税的厌恶,以及大多数州民兵公然拒绝跨越州边界或加拿大边境。更多地讨论这些问题,以及共和党和联邦党人之间的分歧以及美国各州和地区之间的经济差异,将有助于为边境战斗奠定背景。同样,迪什曼对相关的美洲原住民的服务不足。他提到了他们,但没有充分说明他们与战争的具体联系,以及他们被英国盟友背叛的意义。相比之下,迪什曼反复提到拿破仑战争对英国军队的要求,这表明了扩大一个重要但相对狭窄的分析框架的有效性。1812年战争被误解和诽谤是出了名的,当然在美国,在欧洲历史文献中更是如此。这本专著有力地论证了漫长而脆弱的供应线的重要性,这当然不是一个迷人的话题,但对这一时期的学者来说是一个有用的话题,表明这场战争绝非短暂、微不足道或沉闷。
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Animal Histories of the Civil War Era Edited by Earl J. Hess
a draw. The limitation in Dishman’s approach is the absence of much in the way of political or cultural background. He touches briefly on Americans’ aversion to a standing army and to federal taxes as hindrances to the cause, along with the outright refusal of most state militias to cross state borders or the Canadian border. More discussion about these issues, as well as about the Republican–Federalist divide and the economic differences between U.S. states and regions would have helped to establish the context for the fighting at the border. In the same vein, Dishman underserves the Native Americans involved. He mentions them but does not adequately cover their specific connection to the war and the significance of their betrayal by their British allies. In contrast, Dishman’s recurring references to the demands that the Napoleonic wars placed on the British military demonstrate the effectiveness of widening the scope of a significant, though relatively narrow, frame of analysis. The War of 1812 is famously misunderstood and much-maligned, certainly in the U.S. and even more in the European historical literature. This monograph argues persuasively for the importance of long and tenuous supply lines, certainly not a glamorous topic but a useful one for scholars of this period, demonstrating that this war was anything but short, insignificant, or dull.
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Interdisciplinary History features substantive articles, research notes, review essays, and book reviews relating historical research and work in applied fields-such as economics and demographics. Spanning all geographical areas and periods of history, topics include: - social history - demographic history - psychohistory - political history - family history - economic history - cultural history - technological history
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