The Diplomacy of the United States: Being an Account of the Foreign Relations of the Country, From the First Treaty With France, in 1778, to the Prese
This book is a comprehensive history of American diplomacy, from the country's first treaty with France to the present day. It details the key events and personalities involved in shaping US foreign policy, and sheds light on the complex relationships the country has had with other nations over the centuries. Anyone with an interest in American history or international relations will find this book both informative and fascinating.
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