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BibliographyThe pioneer work in the importance of naval stores to pre-steam Europe. In some ways, the model for m y book., and POPE, J. B. Sea Lanes in Wartime: The AmericanExperience, 1775-1942. New York: W . W . Norton & Co., Inc.,1942.Contains a good brief account of American maritime andeconomic troubles during the wars of the French Revolutionand Napoleon.ALLEN, GARDNER W . Our Naval War with France. Boston:Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909.This work is exactly what it claims to be: a history ofbattles, admirals, commodores, etc.ANDERSON, R. C. Naval Wars in the Baltic during the Sailing-Ship Epoch, 1522-1850. London: C . Bilbert-Wood, 1910.Helpful. Very detailed, but very sparsely footnoted.BABEY, ANNA M. Americans in Russia, 1776-1817. Ne w York:Comet Press, 1938.Nothing more than a book-length bibliography, which isto say, nothing more than the key to Russo-American relations.BEMIS, SAMUEL FLAGG. John Quincy Adams and the Foundationsof American Foreign Policy. Ne w York: Alfred A . Knopf,Inc., 1949.Contains the best account of Adams' stay in Russia to befound in a secondary work.BINING, ARTHUR C. British Regulation of the Colonial Iron Industry.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1933.Best source on our colonial iron industry. Also, it gives im­portant facts about English, Swedish, and Russian iron in­dustries.BRUCHEY, STUART W . Robert Oliver, Merchant of Baltimore,1783-1819. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1956.297