"From Isolation to Leadership, Revised: A Review of American Foreign Policy" offers a detailed exploration of the evolution of United States foreign relations. Delving into the history of American foreign policy, this work examines the transition from a stance of isolationism to global leadership. Authored by John Holladay Latane, this book provides historical context for understanding the United States' role in world affairs, particularly during periods of world war and significant shifts in international diplomacy. Readers gain valuable insights into the historical forces that shaped the nation's interactions with the world. An enduring work on United States history, this book is essential for anyone interested in the trajectory of American power and influence on the international stage. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original text, making it accessible to those seeking a deeper understanding of the foundations of American foreign policy.
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