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Dangerous nation : America's place in the world from its earliest days to the dawn of the twentieth century / Robert Kagan

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KAGAN Robert

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Knopf, 2006Description: 527 pISBN:

0375411054 (hbk) :

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Summary: A comprehensive review of the formative centuries of American history showing that the USA, even before it possessed that title, was essentially expansionist and interventionist with a steadily increasing grasp of global power.

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A comprehensive review of the formative centuries of American history showing that the USA, even before it possessed that title, was essentially expansionist and interventionist with a steadily increasing grasp of global power.

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