A diplomatic history of the American people
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Table of Contents
From the Book - 10th ed.
Factors, forces, and functions
The colonial backdrop
The diplomacy of the French alliance, 1775-1778
The diplomacy of peace with Britain, 1778-1783
Foreign affairs under the Articles of Confederation
Embroilments with Britain, 1789-1795
Friction with France, 1789-1800
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase, 1801-1803
Jefferson and neutral woes, 1803-1809
Blundering into war with Britain, 1809-1812
The Truce of Ghent and after, 1812-1818
Acquiring the Floridas, 1803-1821
America and the Monroe Doctrine, 1815-1825
The awkward age of diplomacy, 1825-1840
Britain and the Webster-Ashburton Treaty
The Oregon dispute and its settlement
The annexation of Texas
War and peace with Mexico
The ferment of the fifties
America and Cuba to 1860
The dawn of Asiatic interests
The early crises of the Civil War
The collapse of King Cotton diplomacy
Napoleon III and Mexico
The Caribbean and Alaska, 1865-1867
Great Britain and the Grant era, 1865-1877
Diplomacy a football of politics, 1877-1889
Blaine and spirited diplomacy, 1889-1893
Samoa and Hawaii : an imperialistic preview
Anglo-American tensions and the Venezuela crisis.
The coming of the war with Spain, 1895-1898
America as a great power, 1898-1900
Canal Zone diplomacy, 1900-1921
Big-stick diplomacy, 1901-1909
Theodore Roosevelt and the Far East
Taft and dollar diplomacy
Wilson and the "new" diplomacy, 1913-1917
Waging neutrality, 1914-1915
The road to World War I, 1915-1917
Negotiating the Treaty of Versailles
The retreat to isolationism, 1919-1935
The Far East and disarmament, 1917-1938
Economic foreign policy between wars, 1919-1939
Good neighbors south and north, 1917-1941
Japan, neutrality, and the dictators, 1923-1939
World War II : through lend lease, 1939-1941
The road to Pearl Harbor
Diplomacy for victory, 1941-1945
Founding the United Nations, 1941-1945
The rift with the Soviets, 1945-1947
The Cold War, 1947-1950
Communism and the Korean conflict
World tensions and the Middle East crisis
The end of the Eisenhower era
New frontier diplomacy
The ordeal of Lyndon Johnson
Nixonian foreign policy
The Kissinger era
Carter and humanitarian diplomacy
Epilogue : From colonies to Colossus.
From the Book - 9th ed.
Factors, forces, and functions
The colonial backdrop
The diplomacy of the French alliance, 1775-1778
The diplomacy of peace with Britain, 1778-1783
Foreign affairs under the Articles of Confederation
Embroilments with Britain, 1789-1795
Friction with France, 1789-1800
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase, 1801-1803
Jefferson and neutral woes, 1803-1809
Blundering into war with Britain, 1809-1812
The truce of Ghent and after, 1812-1818
Acquiring the Floridas, 1803-1821
America and the Monroe Doctrine, 1815-1825
The awkward age of diplomacy, 1825-1840
Britain and the Webster-Ashburton Treaty
The Oregon dispute and its settlement
The annexation of Texas
War and peace with Mexico
The ferment of the fifties
America and Cuba to 1860
The dawn of Asiatic interests
The early crises of the Civil War
The collapse of King Cotton diplomacy
Napoleon III and Mexico
The Caribbean and Alaska, 1865-1867
Great Britain and the Grant era, 1865-1877
Diplomacy a football of politics, 1877-1889
Blaine and spirited diplomacy, 1889-1893
Samoa and Hawaii : an imperialistic preview
Anglo-American tensions and the Venezuela crisis
The coming of the war with Spain, 1895-1898
America as a great power, 1898-1900
Canal zone diplomacy, 1900-1921
Big-stick diplomacy, 1901-1909
Theodore Roosevelt and the Far East
Taft and dollar diplomacy
Wilson and the "new" diplomacy, 1913-1917
Waging neutrality, 1914-1915
The road to World War I, 1915-1917
Negotiating the Treaty of Versailles
The retreat to isolationism, 1919-1935
The Far East and disarmament, 1917-1938
Economic foreign policy between wars, 1919-1939
Good neighbors south and north, 1917-1941
Japan, neutrality, and the dictators, 1923-1939
World War II : through lend lease, 1939-1941
The road to Pearl Harbor
Diplomacy for victory, 1941-1945
Founding the United Nations, 1941-1945
The rift with the Soviets, 1945-1947
The Cold War, 1947-1950
Communism and the Korean conflict
World tensions and the Middle East crisis
The end of the Eisenhower era
New frontier diplomacy
The ordeal of Lyndon Johnson
Nixonian foreign policy
Epilogue : from colonies to colossus.
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