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Approaching the Study of American Foreign Relations | |
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The World-System, Hegemony, and Decline | |
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The Importance of Culture | |
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Gender Analysis and Foreign Relations | |
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The Racial Hierarchy Mulvyn | |
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Security, Values, and Power | |
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Bureaucratic Poltics and Policy Outcomes | |
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The Origins of American Foreign Policy in the Revolutionary Era Documents | |
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John Adams of Massachusetts Explains French Interest in American Independence and Cautions Against Alliance, 1775 | |
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Treaty of Amity and Commerce with France, 1778 | |
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Treaty of Alliance with France, 1778 | |
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Treaty of Peace Provides for American Independence, 1783 | |
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Foreign Policy Powers in the Constitution, 1789 | |
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Jay's Treaty, 1794 | |
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A Democratic-Republican Society Blasts Jay's Treaty, 1795 | |
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President George Washington Cautions Against Factionalism and Permanent | |
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Alliances in His Farewell Address, 1796 | |
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The Treaty of Alliance with France and American Isolationism | |
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American Internationalism and Federal Union | |
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The Louisiana Purchase Documents | |
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President | |
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Threat in New Orleans, 1802 | |
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Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul of France, Explains the Need to Sell Louisiana to the United States, 1803 | |
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Robert R. Livingston, American Minister to France, Recounts the Paris Negotiations, 1803 | |
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Federalist | |
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Jefferson Instructs Captain Meriwether Lewis on Exploration, 1803 Essays | |
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Jefferson's Risky | |
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Diplomacy of Watching and Waiting Joyce Appleby | |
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Jefferson's Resolute Leadership and Drive Toward Empire | |
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The War of 1812 DOCUMENTS | |
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Secretary of State James Madison Protests | |
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British Impressment of Americans from theChesapeake,1807 | |
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The Embargo Act Forbids U.S. Exports, 1807 | |
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Massachusetts Federalist Josiah Quincy | |
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Denounces Calls for War, 1809 | |
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The Non-Intercourse Act Replaces the Embargo Act, 1809 | |
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Shawnee Chief Tecumseh Condemns U.S. Land Grabs and Plays the British Card, 1810 | |
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Kentucky Republican Henry Clay Articulates U.S. Grievances Against Britain, 1811 | |
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President James Madison Urges Congress to Declare War on Great Britain, 1812 | |
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Former President Thomas Jefferson Predicts the Easy Conquest of Canada, 1812 | |
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Essays Garry Wills | |
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Economic Coercion and the Conquest of Canada: Madison's Failed Diplomacy Steven Watts | |
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Crusade to Revitalize the American Character | |
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The Monroe Doctrine DOCUMENTS | |
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Secretary of State John Quincy Adams Warns Against the Search for "Monsters to Destroy," 1821 | |
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British Foreign Secretary George Canning Proposes a Joint Declaration, 1823 | |
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Thomas Jefferson Advises President James Monroe to Cooperate with Britain, 1823 | |
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Adams Argues Against a Joint Anglo-American Declaration in the Cabinet Meeting of November 7, 1823 | |
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The Monroe Doctrine Declares the Western Hemisphere Closed to European Intervention, 1823 | |
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Colombia Requests an Explanation of U.S. Intentions, 1824 | |
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Juan Bautista Alberdi of Argentina Warns Against the Threat of "Monroism" to the Independence of Spanish America | |
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Essays | |
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Ineffective Defense, at Best William E. Weeks,The Age of Manifest Destiny Begins | |
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Manifest Destiny, Texas, and the War with Mexico DOCUMENTS | |
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Commander Sam Houston's Battle Cry for Texan Independence from Mexico, 1835 | |
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General Antonio Loacute;pez de Sant | |