A Diplomatic History of the United StatesHolt, 1950 - 994 páginas Covers the period from 1492-1950, explaining the various treaties and legal documents that influenced American history during that period. Includes 42 maps and 25 tables and diagrams illustrating boundaries, territories, economic statistics, etc. |
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AMERICA THE STAKES OF EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY 1492 | 3 |
THE FRENCH ALLIANCE 17751778 | 18 |
SPAIN THE NETHERLANDS AND THE ARMED NEUTRALITY | 32 |
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