America's entry into World War I : submarines, sentiment, or security?, edited by Herbert J. Bass

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America's entry into World War I : submarines, sentiment, or security?, edited by Herbert J. Bass

Title remainder

submarines, sentiment, or security?

Statement of responsibility

edited by Herbert J. Bass

Instantiates

• America's entry into World War I : submarines, sentiment, or security?

Publication

• New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1964

Bibliography note

"Suggestions for further reading": pages 120-122

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volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• The wages of unneutrality
• Edwin Borchard and William P. Lage
• Propaganda as the cause of war
• H.C. Peterson
• War profits and unneutrality
• Charles Callan Tansill
• Neutrality and economic pressures
• Paul Birdsall
• Part III.
• The reply to revisionism : the post-World War II rebuttal
• Part I.
• The economic motive challenged
• Edward H. Buehrig
• German domestic pressures and the submarine
• Ernest R. May
• Wilson's struggle for peace
• Arthur S. Link
• Part IV.
• The security thesis
• Security, not sentiment
• Walter Lippmann
• The submarine thesis
• The realist position
• George F. Kennan
• Sentiment, not security
• Robert E. Osgood
• The submarine and American intervention
• Charles Seymour
• Part II.
• The revisionist attack
• The submarine thesis challenged: the broad revisionist statement
• Harry Elmer Barnes

Control code

394601

Dimensions

24 cm

Extent

122 pages

Lccn

64025180

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

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• n

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illustrations

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.b14250469

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(WaOLN)488105