Tom Breslin - Author, Professor, Educator

The Great Anglo-Celtic Divide in the History of American Foreign Relations (Praeger Series on American Political Culture)

Anglo-American presidents have been willing to undertake risky wars to build a national system and global trading network. Celtic-American presidents have been more cautious about going to war, yet less willing to cut American losses and make peace. Are these generalizations true? Does presidential ethnicity really shape American foreign policy?

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