Leadership in Isolation: FDR and the Origins of the Second World War

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G. K. Hall, 1978 - Biography & Autobiography - 282 pages
In this sympathetic survey of F.D.R.'s foreign policy before Pearl Harbor, the author diligently explores unpublished material and concludes that Roosevelt never doubted the necessity of American entry into the conflict against the Axis. He endows the President with a more systematic mind and more foresight than do many historians.

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Impressions and Convictions
9
Roosevelt the United States and Collective Security
17
Frustrated Search for Entente
26
Copyright

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