A Brief History of United States Diplomacy

Series: Diplomats and Diplomacy Author: Association for Diplomatic Studies & Training, ADST Category: Diplomats and Diplomacy, United states, history Publisher: ADST (2015) More Details

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This colorful booklet highlights through text and historic illustrations the dramatic events of U.S. diplomatic history and the individuals who made them happen. Recommended for students of all ages and anyone wishing a panoramic snapshot of the country’s diplomacy.

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Editorial Reviews

“[A Brief History of United States Diplomacy is] splendid, full of just the kind of portraiture and basic information that ‘fixes’ the tradition of American diplomacy in the minds of students, U.S. citizens and non-Americans alike.” – ALAN K. HENRIKSON, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University

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