04145nam a22004091a 4500 000034796 11010 20240925160946.0 151027s2008 000 eng 9780470136003 lnn lnn lnn eng 387.50973 RO-A Roland, Alex, 1944- The way of the ship : America's maritime history reenvisioned, 1600-2000 / Alex Roland, W. Jeffrey Bolster, Alexander Keyssar. Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons, c2008. xv, 521 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), maps ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 451-505) and index. Part I: When shipping was king: colonial shipping and the making of America, 1600- 1783 -- Colonies and the Sea -- Richard Hakluyt's of Maritime Plantations -- John Winthrop's Godly Society by the Sea -- Codfish, Timber, and Profit -- An Infant Industry -- The Shipping Business in 1700 -- The Eclipse of Boston -- The Coastal Trade -- The Sailor₂s Life -- War and Transformation -- Part II: A world within themselves: the Golden Age and the rise of inland shipping, 1783 1861 -- Introduction -- A Tale of Two Ports -- Robert Livingston and the Art of the Deal -- Robert Fulton and the Art of Steaming -- The War of 1812 -- Henry Shreve and the Taming of the River -- DeWitt Clinton and the Canal Craze -- Rushing to San Francisco -- Steam, Speed, Schedule: A Business Model for the Golden Age -- Matthew Fontaine Maury and the Growth of Infrastructure -- Part III: Maritime industry and labor in the Gilded Age, 1861-1914 -- The Hinge of War -- Anaconda, Anyone? -- Benjamin Franklin Isherwood and the Industrialization of Ship Production -- The Alabama and Commerce War -- Cornelius Vanderbilt and the Rise of the Railroad -- Marcus Hanna and the growth of Heartland Shipping -- John Lynch and the Quest for National Maritime Policy -- John Roach and the New Shipbuilding -- West Coast Shipping and the Rise of Maritime Labor -- Andrew Furuseth, The Unions, and the Law -- Ships, Steel, and More Labor -- Part IV: The weight of war, 1905-1956 -- Mahan, Roosevelt, and the Seaborne Empire -- War and Woodrow Wilson -- Robert Dollar and the Business of Shipping, 1920-1929 -- A Tale of Two Harrys: The Radicalization of Labor -- Hugo Black and Direct Subsidy, 1935-1941 -- Henry Bacon and War in the Atlantic, 1941-1945 -- Henry Kaiser and War in the Pacific, 1941-1945. -- Edward Stettinius and Flags of Expediency -- Part V: Supership: the rise of the invisible, automated mass carrier, 1956-2000 -- Daniel K. Ludwig and the Giant Ships -- Malcom McLean and the Container Revolution -- Farewell the Finger Pier: The Changing Face of Ports -- The Shrinking Giant: Maritime Labor Confronts Mechanization and Automation -- Richard Nixon and the Quest for National Maritime Policy -- Hot Wars and Cold -- Ted Arison and the Fun Cruise for Thousands -- Conclusion. -- Epilogue -- Appendix A-1: World and Select National Commercial Fleets, 1850-2000 -- Appendix A-2: U.S. Commercial Vessels, 1934-1997 -- Appendix A-3: Documented U.S Merchant Vessels in Foreign and Domestic Trade -- Appendix B: Value of U.S. Waterborne Cargo, 1790-1994 -- Appendix C: Maritime Labor, 1925-2000 -- Appendix D: U.S. Shipbuilding, 1769-1969. Merchant marine United States History. Merchant mariners United States History. Shipping United States History. Navigation United States History. United States History, Naval. Bolster, W. Jeffrey. Keyssar, Alexander. LNN UDN50 LNN English 387.50973RO-A available Error 5001 Not defined in file expand_doc_bib_avail. 2 0 N 0 AN 1 From the UDN01 UDN50 LNN English 387.50973RO-A available Error 5001 Not defined in file expand_doc_bib_avail. 2 0 N 0 AN 1 Monograph Mạng thư viện Đại học Đà Nẵng