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The Isolationist Impulse: Its Twentieth Centruy Reaction
The Isolationist Impulse Its Twentieth Centruy Reaction
Author: Selig Adler
In an unusually lively style, Professor Adler traces the complex but engrossing story of isolationism in the United States from its beginnings with Washington, Jefferson and Monroe to 1961. He discusses La Follette's Progressive Party, the Nye investigation of '34 and the subsequent Neutrality Law. Told in detail is Charles Lindbergh's part in...  more »
ISBN: 178821
Publication Date: 1961
Pages: 433
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Publisher: Collier Books
Book Type: Paperback
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A good survey of the Isolationist movement across the century, especially in the pre World War and World War II periods. Because it was written in the 1950s, the modern antiwar movement of the 1960s on is not covered, which will disappoint some readers.


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