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3 result(s) for "United States History Civil War, 1861-1865 Naval operations Juvenile literature."
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Civil War sub : the mystery of the Hunley
Recounts events surrounding the mysterious sinking of the Confederate submarine, the H.L. Hunley, and its recent recovery from deep in the waters off the coast of South Carolina.
The Monitor : the iron warship that changed the world
Discusses the Monitor and the Virginia, ironclad warships that confronted each other at the Civil War battle at Hampton Roads, Virginia, detailing what became of the ships after the battle and how the sunken Monitor was later investigated by scientists.
Big bad ironclad! : a Civil War steamship showdown
\"Ships are great for transport and sieges, but they tend to start sinking when cannons are fired at them. But what if the ship is covered with iron? Assuming it doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean, wouldn't it be stronger and better than any other ship out there? This is the question that begins a race between the North and the South to come up with the biggest, best ironclad warships.\"--Page 4 of cover.