Destroying the Caroline: The Frontier Raid That Reshaped the Right to War

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction
Part I: The Destruction of the Caroline
	Chapter 2: The Insurgency
	Chapter 3: The Invasion
	Chapter 4: The Canadian Militia
	Chapter 5: The Caroline
	Chapter 6: The Raid
	Chapter 7: Aftermath
Part II: Debating the Caroline
	Chapter 8: Grievance
	Chapter 9: Claim
	Chapter 10: Impasse
	Chapter 11: Revival
	Chapter 12: Renewal
	Chapter 13: Debate
	Chapter 14: Resolution
Part III: The Merits of the Caroline
	Chapter 15: The Law of the Day
	Chapter 16: The Idea of War
	Chapter 17: Imperfect Wars
	Chapter 18: Self-Preservation at Copenhagen
	Chapter 19: Neutrality and Its Limits
	Chapter 20: Self-Defence and the First Seminole War, 1817–1818
	Chapter 21: The Merits of the Case
Part IV: The Idea of the Caroline
	Chapter 22: Freedom to War
	Chapter 23: Banning War
	Chapter 24: Collapse
	Chapter 25: Banning Force
	Chapter 26: Remembering the Caroline
Part V: A Very Modern Steamboat
	Chapter 27: Trigger
	Chapter 28: Imminence
	Chapter 29: Necessity and Proportionality
	Chapter 30: Unwilling or Unable
	Chapter 31: The Caroline’s Legacy
Epilogue: The Protagonists’ Fate
Appendix: Chain of Citations and Misunderstandings About The Caroline\'s Core Facts
Notes
Index
About the Author