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Rise to globalism; American foreign policy since 1938 (edition 1971)

by Stephen E. Ambrose

Series: The Pelican History of the United States (8)

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327.73Social sciences › Political Science › International Relations › North America › United States

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E744.A477History of the United States › United States › Twentieth century › General › Diplomatic history. Foreign and general

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