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The Taking of Florida: Diplomacy, Conquest, and Empire in the Monroe Era
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- ISBN8233497995
- EAN9798233497995
- Date de parution30/01/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
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The Taking of Florida: Diplomacy, Conquest, and Empire in the Monroe EraThe acquisition of Florida in 1821 represents one of the most consequential yet least understood chapters in American expansion. This comprehensive history reveals how President James Monroe, General Andrew Jackson, and Secretary of State John Quincy Adams orchestrated a masterful campaign combining unauthorized military invasion, diplomatic manipulation, and constitutional ambiguity to seize Spanish Florida and establish America's first transcontinental boundary to the Pacific.
Through meticulous research drawing on diplomatic archives, military records, and contemporary accounts, this narrative explores the 1818 invasion that precipitated crisis, the brilliant negotiations that produced the Adams-Onís Treaty, and the devastating consequences for Seminole and Black Seminole communities who lost their lands and freedom. The book examines how Florida's acquisition became the blueprint for continental expansion, establishing patterns that would repeat in Texas and the Mexican Cession while extending slavery throughout the Southeast.
This is history that refuses easy celebration, acknowledging both the diplomatic genius that secured a continent and the profound human costs of empire-building, revealing how the foundations of modern America rest upon strategic vision and terrible injustice intertwined.
Through meticulous research drawing on diplomatic archives, military records, and contemporary accounts, this narrative explores the 1818 invasion that precipitated crisis, the brilliant negotiations that produced the Adams-Onís Treaty, and the devastating consequences for Seminole and Black Seminole communities who lost their lands and freedom. The book examines how Florida's acquisition became the blueprint for continental expansion, establishing patterns that would repeat in Texas and the Mexican Cession while extending slavery throughout the Southeast.
This is history that refuses easy celebration, acknowledging both the diplomatic genius that secured a continent and the profound human costs of empire-building, revealing how the foundations of modern America rest upon strategic vision and terrible injustice intertwined.