The Cold War As History

Harper &amp; Row, 1967. First Edition. Hardcover.

History

Halle, Louis J.

World

Harper Row Publishers

Examines the immensity of the Cold War and the limitations and strengths of the world leaders involved, and includes commentary on the political changes that have ended the Cold War

Perennial

Previous owner's name on FFEP. DJ price clipped, tattered and torn.

Out of chaos

Houghton/Mifflin

Since first published in 1947, Spring in Washington has become a beloved classic of nature writing. It is now brought back into print, complete with the original drawings by Francis L. Jaques."As I reflect on the multitude of books published and read over the past thirty years, I can think of none to which I have returned more often and with more constant satisfaction than Louis Halle's Halle's Spring in Washington, a mixture of ornithology, international affairs, and reflections on the human scene, " wrote John W Nason in the American Scholar in 1961. "Written by a State Department official during World War II, it is an escape to the real world of nature and man. 'To snatch the passing moment and examine it for eternity is the noblest of occupations, ' writes Halle. He does so with quiet wisdom and originality. To read him is inevitably to share his passion."In the form of a journal, the book takes the reader along on excursions through Washington and its environs -- the Tidal Basin, Rock Creek Park, and beyond -- to experience the rebirth of the season. To the movement of winds and skies, the migrations of birds, the budding of plants and trees, Mr. Halle brings a quick and observant eye. But more important, he brings an imagination that can evoke in the reader a new perception of the drama in the universe around him.

Spring in Washington

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Holiday House

Sea and the Ice a Naturalist In Antarctica

Penguin Putnam~trade

This volume contains some of Louis Halle's most memorable historical and political essays. Contents: On Push-Button War; The Berlin Wall; Mr. Spaak and the Doctrine of Collective Guilt; On a Certain Impatience with Latin America; The Davies Case; Goodness is Not Enough; The Making of Foreign Policy in a Democracy; The Evolution of World Politics; On Understanding Politics; Argentina and the Formulation of American Foreign Policy; Explaining Vietnam; Foreign Policy and the Democratic Process: The American Experience; The Concept of Sovereign Equality; R. W. Livingstone and the Nature of History; Herbert Butterfield: The Historian as Philosopher; De Gaulle and the Politics of Bismarck; The Conceptual Roots of War and Genocide; Lessons of the Nuclear Age; A Hopeful Future for Humankind; The World of George Kennan; The Identification of the Enemy; Does War Have a Future?

The Elements of World Order: Essays on International Politics (Miller Center Series on a New World Order, 5)

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

This volume contains some of Louis Halle's most memorable historical and political essays. Contents: On Push-Button War; The Berlin Wall; Mr. Spaak and the Doctrine of Collective Guilt; On a Certain Impatience with Latin America; The Davies Case; Goodness is Not Enough; The Making of Foreign Policy in a Democracy; The Evolution of World Politics; On Understanding Politics; Argentina and the Formulation of American Foreign Policy; Explaining Vietnam; Foreign Policy and the Democratic Process: The American Experience; The Concept of Sovereign Equality; R. W. Livingstone and the Nature of History; Herbert Butterfield: The Historian as Philosopher; De Gaulle and the Politics of Bismarck; The Conceptual Roots of War and Genocide; Lessons of the Nuclear Age; A Hopeful Future for Humankind; The World of George Kennan; The Identification of the Enemy; Does War Have a Future?

The Elements of World Order: Essays on International Politics (Miller Center Series on a New World Order, V. 5)

University Press of America

Cited in BCL3 . A reprint of the 1973 edition published by Houghton Mifflin in cooperation with the National Audubon Society (and part of the Audubon library series). This paperback includes a new, brief, foreword by Frank H.T. Rhodes. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

The Sea and the Ice: A Naturalist in Antarctica

Nature & Ecology

Cornell University Press

The United States Acquires the Philippines

Based on original research into the source materials, this book presents a new and realistic interpretation of the first great turning point in the history of United States international relations-namely, its acquisition of the overseas empire of the Philippines.

Based on original research into the source materials, this book presents a new and realistic interpretation of the first great turning point in the history of United States international relationsónamely, its acquisition of the overseas empire of the Philippines.

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The Cold War As History

The Cold War As History

Out of chaos

Spring in Washington

Sea and the Ice a Naturalist In Antarctica

The Elements of World Order: Essays on International Politics (Miller Center Series on a New World Order, 5)

The Elements of World Order: Essays on International Politics (Miller Center Series on a New World Order, V. 5)

The Sea and the Ice: A Naturalist in Antarctica

The United States Acquires the Philippines

The United States Acquires the Philippines