v. 1. 1775-1941: The American Revolution, 1775-1778. To Yorktown and independence, 1779-1781. The Federalist era, 1783-1796. The Quasi War, 1798-1801. The Barbary Wars, 1801-1806. Jefferson, Madison, and the great powers, 1801-1811. The War of 1812, 1812-1813. Defending the nation, 1814-1815. Maritime access and the Monroe Doctrine, 1816-1828. Maritime access and the age of Jackson, 1829-1840. Defending maritime access, 1841-1845. The Mexican War, 1846-1848. Defending Manifest Destiny, 1848-1852. The empire of trade, 1852-1860. The Civil War at sea, 1861-1865. The raiders, 1861-1865. The Peninsula Campaign, 1862. The war for the Mississippi River, 1861-1863. The Union blockade, 1861-1865. The return to the station squadrons, 1865-1880. The birth of the steel Navy, 1881-1889. Great power status and the battleship fleet, 1889-1897. The Spanish-American War, 1898. Naval policy and the open door, 1899. The Big Stick and the Great White Fleet, 1901-1908. The Great White Fllet, 1905-1909. Dollar diplomacy, 1909-1912. Defending the Monroe Doctrine and American neutrality, 1913-1917. The United States and World War I, 1917. Defeating the U-Boat, 1918. The Versailles Treaty, 1919. The era of naval disarmament, 1921-1925. The failure at the Geneva Conference, 1922-1927. The collapse of the postwar order, 1929-1932. Building a treaty fleet, 1933-1936. The origins of World War II, 1937-1939. The neutrality patrol, 1939-1940. The Battle of the Atlantic, 1940-1941. The passage to Pearl Harbor, 1941. -- v. 2.1942-1991.