Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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Page 160
... clear and unquestionable . " In- tellectually and diplomatically , however , Polk was committed from the begin- ning to the Whig position . This he made clear when he authorized Secretary of State James Buchanan to offer England , on ...
... clear and unquestionable . " In- tellectually and diplomatically , however , Polk was committed from the begin- ning to the Whig position . This he made clear when he authorized Secretary of State James Buchanan to offer England , on ...
Page 529
... clear up some of the misconceptions about war . In my judgment they wasted that opportunity . They could have said , for instance , that so great a luxury as the abolition of war - and what luxury could conceivably be greater ? -cannot ...
... clear up some of the misconceptions about war . In my judgment they wasted that opportunity . They could have said , for instance , that so great a luxury as the abolition of war - and what luxury could conceivably be greater ? -cannot ...
Page 610
... clear that the incident is not isolated but part of a general plan . The important truth is that these acts of international lawlessness are a man- ifestation of a design which has been made clear to the American people for a long time ...
... clear that the incident is not isolated but part of a general plan . The important truth is that these acts of international lawlessness are a man- ifestation of a design which has been made clear to the American people for a long time ...
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can Continent 1760 | 18 |
The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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