Bibliograph

Rogue diplomats, the proud tradition of disobedience in American foreign policy, Seth Jacobs, Boston College

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Rogue diplomats, the proud tradition of disobedience in American foreign policy, Seth Jacobs, Boston College

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 359-380) and index

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contains biographical information

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Rogue diplomats

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1141918068

Responsibility statement

Seth Jacobs, Boston College

Series statement

Cambridge studies in US foreign relations

Sub title

the proud tradition of disobedience in American foreign policy

Summary

"This series showcases cutting-edge scholarship in US foreign relations that employs dynamic new methodological approaches and archives from the colonial era to the present. The series will be guided by the ethos of transnationalism, focusing on the history of American foreign relations in a global context rather than privileging the US as the dominant actor on the world stage."--, Provided by publisher

Table Of Contents

"It Is Glory to Have Broken Such Infamous Orders": Adams, Jay, and Franklin Midwife the Republic -- "Service without Authority": and Monroe Buy Louisiana -- "Instructions or No Instructions": Trist Makes Peace with Mexico -- "I Have Now Read the Dispatch, But I Do Not Agree with It": Page Preserves America's "Special Relationship" -- "No 'Rubber Stamp' Ambassador": Kennedy Appeases the Dictators ictators -- "We Can't Fire Him": Lodge Engineers a Coup

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Proud tradition of disobedience in American foreign policy

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