Survey of American Foreign RelationsCharles Prentice Howland Council on Foreign Relations, 1930 - United States |
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The United States in the Pacific and Far East R | 5 |
The Emergence of Modern China | 65 |
PostWar Pacific Diplomacy | 112 |
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