America owes its being as a separate society and national entity not simply to long-standing ethnic similarities or common historical traditions, as do many other nations, but to a series of conscious and deliberate commitments by many generations of its immigrants.
An edition of The American approach to foreign affairs
(1998)
The American approach to foreign affairs
an uncertain tradition
by Roger S. Whitcomb
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