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Benjamin Franklin and American Foreign Policy

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Authored by Austrian historian Gerald Stourzh, this landmark scholarly study examines the diplomatic philosophy and political realism of Benjamin Franklin during the foundational period of American foreign policy. Stourzh analyzes Franklin\'s pragmatic approach to international relations, his subtle navigation of the European balance of power, and his pivotal role in securing the Franco-American alliance and negotiating the peace settlements that established United States sovereignty.

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327.73 STO

Publisher

Chicago, Illinois : The University of Chicago Press., 1954

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xviii, 335 pp. ; 24 cm.

Language

Indonesia

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9780226776477

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327.73 STO

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United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783

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