Delve into the crucial turning points in American foreign policy with "Great Debates In American History: Foreign Relations, Part 2." This meticulously curated collection brings together primary source documents from pivotal debates in the United States Congress and the British Parliament. Explore the evolution of American diplomacy and international relations through the actual words of the historical figures who shaped them.
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