The Rush-Bagot Agreement

The Rush-Bagot Agreement is a landmark treaty between the United States and Great Britain that regulated the naval armaments on the Great Lakes. It was signed in 1817 and has remained in force to this day. This book provides a detailed account of the negotiation and implementation of this treaty and its impact on the Anglo-American relationship. It is a valuable resource for historians and anyone interested in international relations.

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