Crucible of Power

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Exploring the evolution of American foreign relations from the Revolution to 1913, this book delves into the intricate decision-making processes that shaped the U.S.'s global standing. Howard Jones emphasizes the roles of key figures, security interests, and expansionist ambitions in crafting foreign policy, while also illustrating the connection between domestic and international affairs. The updated edition enhances its appeal to students and general readers through revisions and additional insights, making it a comprehensive resource on the subject.