Crucible of Power

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Focusing on American international relations from the Revolution to 1913, this book delves into the complexities of U.S. decision-making that influenced its rise and decline in global power. Howard Jones emphasizes the roles of key personalities, security interests, and expansionist motivations in shaping foreign policy, while also illustrating the close ties between foreign and domestic agendas. The updated edition features revisions to enhance its appeal to students, educators, and general readers, providing a comprehensive and engaging narrative.