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Paths Not Taken

Speculations on American Foreign Policy and Diplomatic History, Interests, Ideals, and Power

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Jonathan M. Nielson
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An edition of Paths Not Taken (2000)

Paths Not Taken

Speculations on American Foreign Policy and Diplomatic History, Interests, Ideals, and Power

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ABC-CLIO, LLC
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Foreign relations, Decision making, United states, foreign relations

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Cover of: Paths not taken
Paths not taken: speculations on American foreign policy and diplomatic history, interests, ideals, and power
2000, Praeger
in English
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Cover of: Paths Not Taken
Paths Not Taken: Speculations on American Foreign Policy and Diplomatic History, Interests, Ideals, and Power
2000, ABC-CLIO, LLC
in English
  • Not in Library
Libraries near you: WorldCat
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Paths Not Taken: Speculations on American Foreign Policy and Diplomatic History, Interests, Ideals, and Power (Praeger Studies in Diplomacy and Strategic Thought)
February 28, 2000, Praeger Publishers
Hardcover in English
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E183.7.P287 2000

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OL48127189M
ISBN 13
9780313003769

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When, with the embarrassing margin of seventy-one electoral votes to Thomas Jefferson's sixty-eight, John Adams on March 4, 1797, became the United States's second president, he had behind him one of the most distinguished political and diplomatic careers in the nation.
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