Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... European war that ventured onto the Atlantic . Whatever differences from the European stand- ard actually existed in American diplomatic practice hinged less on conceptual uniqueness than on the greater freedom of action permitted by ...
... European war that ventured onto the Atlantic . Whatever differences from the European stand- ard actually existed in American diplomatic practice hinged less on conceptual uniqueness than on the greater freedom of action permitted by ...
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... European Powers . It should always emancipate the United States from merely European complications . But , while the American nation should never seek a positive place in an exclusively European system , Europe , the United States ...
... European Powers . It should always emancipate the United States from merely European complications . But , while the American nation should never seek a positive place in an exclusively European system , Europe , the United States ...
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... European Balance of Power , January 1910 European peace and security rested after 1890 , first , on the close balance of military power between the Triple Alliance and that of Russia and France and , second , on the unquestioned naval ...
... European Balance of Power , January 1910 European peace and security rested after 1890 , first , on the close balance of military power between the Triple Alliance and that of Russia and France and , second , on the unquestioned naval ...
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can Continent 1760 | 18 |
The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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