The railroad and the state : war, politics, and technology in nineteenth-century America /
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Stanford, Calif. :
Stanford University Press,
2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Internal improvements, the state, and the military in the early national period, 1800-1827
- The U.S. Military Academy and engineering expertise, 1802-1832
- Railroads and the rhetoric of national defense, 1827-1838
- Surveying the railroads and the military approach to industrial development, 1827-1838
- Railroads, resignations, and the rise of military professionalism, 1832-1848
- A new phase in the relationship between the Army and the railroads, 1848-1861
- The Civil War and the beginning of Army-railroad cooperation, 1861-1865
- Civilization, concentration, and the construction of the transcontinental railroad, 1865-1870
- The fruits of symbiotic exchange, 1870-1898.