An edition of The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs (1956)

The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs

readings from Thomas More to Woodrow Wilson. Edited with an introd. and commentary by Arnold Wolfers and Laurence W. Martin.

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An edition of The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs (1956)

The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs

readings from Thomas More to Woodrow Wilson. Edited with an introd. and commentary by Arnold Wolfers and Laurence W. Martin.

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Yale University Press
Language
English
Pages
286

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Cover of: The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs
The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs: readings from Thomas More to Woodrow Wilson
1956, Yale University Press
in English
Cover of: The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs
The Anglo-American tradition in foreign affairs: readings from Thomas More to Woodrow Wilson. Edited with an introd. and commentary by Arnold Wolfers and Laurence W. Martin.
1956, Yale University Press
in English

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Library of Congress
JX1305 W65 1956A

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286p.
Number of pages
286

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OL18845217M

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