125 pages, oblong, color plate, diagrams, photos, bibliography, index, Brand New Hardcover in New dust jacket (as new but may be scuffed). A well rounded account of the USS Monitor from the early days of her designer, John Ericsson, in England up to the 1975 move by the U. S. government to establish the Monitor Marine Santuary in commemoration of the famous ship. Through skilled use of old logs, newspapers, survivor's accounts an d his own participation in the search for the Monitor, the author has presented a moving eyewitness account spanning more than a century of American Naval History.

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Title

U.S.S. MONITOR - THE SHIP THAT LAUNCHED A MODERN NAVY

Publisher

Leeward Publications Inc, Annapolis, MD, 1978, 1st edition,

Publication Date

1978

Language

English

ISBN 10

0915268108

ISBN 13

9780915268108

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

1st Edition

Condition

New

Dust Jacket Condition

New

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Stan Clark Military Books
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