American Foreign Policy: A Documentary Survey, 1776-1960

Dorothy Burne Goebel

Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1961 - U.S. / Foreign Relations / Sources - 458 pages

Contents

• ONE THE MECHANICS OF FOREIGN POLICY: 1
• The United States and France: 8
• Congress and the League of Armed Neutrality: 17
• The Mission of America: 24
• IV: 48
• Limits of the Doctrine: 73
• The Fever of the Forties: 79
• The War with Mexico: 86
• The United States and Cuba: 94
• Canal Diplomacy: 110
• The Maximilian Affair and the Monroe Doctrine: 121
• The Aftermath of War: 122
• Revival of Expansionist Designs: 128
• The Pacific: 137
• The SpanishAmerican War: 146
• Imperialism as an Issue in the Election of 1900: 155
• NINE THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN 19001917: 163
• Dollar Diplomacy and the Monroe Doctrine: 175
• TEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE FAR EAST 19001917: 185
• Dollar Diplomacy and China: 192
• Secretary: 195
• The Munitions Trade: 210
• ProAllied Sentiment: 217
• Entry into the War: 220
• Speech of Senator John Sharp Williams of Missis: 226
• The Good Neighbor Policy: 273
• FOURTEEN: 286
• II: 302
• FIFTEEN: 311
• SIXTEEN: 332
• From Cooperation to Containment: 363
• The Cold War and the Search for Security 19471950: 371
• From Cooperation to the Korean War: 383
• Global Problems: 397
• Roads to Peace: 412
• The U2 Incident and the Failure of the Summit Conference Paris: 420
• The Role of the United Nations: 429
• Presidents Secretaries of State Congresses: 440

Bibliographic information

• Title: American Foreign Policy: A Documentary Survey, 1776-1960
• Author: Dorothy Burne Goebel
• Editors: Dorothy Burne Goebel, Dorothy (Burne) Goebel
• Compiled by: Dorothy Burne Goebel
• Publisher: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1961
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: May 21, 2007
• Length: 458 pages