The Historian and the Diplomat: The Role of History and Historians in American Foreign PolicyHarper & Row, 1967 - 213 pages |
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... clear in the Walgreen Lectures he de- livered at the University of Chicago in 1950 , which , subsequently published under the title American Diplomacy 1900-1950 , have be- come one of the most widely read books on modern American ...
... clear in the Walgreen Lectures he de- livered at the University of Chicago in 1950 , which , subsequently published under the title American Diplomacy 1900-1950 , have be- come one of the most widely read books on modern American ...
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... clear , this reluctance to see the United States become closely involved in European and Far Eastern problems soon fused with a belief - frequently reiterated in the 1930's - that there were distinct limits to the proper role that ...
... clear , this reluctance to see the United States become closely involved in European and Far Eastern problems soon fused with a belief - frequently reiterated in the 1930's - that there were distinct limits to the proper role that ...
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... clear and un- ambiguous warning , backed later by American troops and nuclear power . The needs of Greece and Turkey were far less than those of other European nations devastated by the recent conflict . They needed a new , different ...
... clear and un- ambiguous warning , backed later by American troops and nuclear power . The needs of Greece and Turkey were far less than those of other European nations devastated by the recent conflict . They needed a new , different ...
Contents
Historical Thought and American Foreign Policy in the | 73 |
Some Notes on Historical Recordkeeping the Role | 91 |
The Cold War and American Scholarship | 123 |
Copyright | |
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