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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Audio Book (DVD). Condition: Fine. Includes Course Guide Book, 4 DVD's and 2 Cases all in Like New Condition. American and the World: A Diplomatic History (Parts 1 & 2). Course Guidebook. Course No. 8598 (24 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture). 1.Achieving Independence; 2.Confederation and the Constitution; 3.The Great Debate-Jefferson versus Hamilton; 4.From the Farewell Address to the Quasi War; 5.Jefferson and the "Empire of Liberty"; 6.The "Second War for Independence"; 7.John Quincy Adams & American Continentalism; 8."Manifest Destiny" and War with Mexico; 9.Causes and Diplomacy of the Civil War; 10.The "New Empire" of Overseas Imperialism; 11.Informal Empire-Roosevelt to Wilson; 12."The War to End All Wars"; 13.The Peace Treaty and Wilson's Heritage; 14.Interwar Isolationism and Internationalism; 15.U.S. Entry into World War II; 16.World War II Diplomacy and the FDR Legacy; 17.Origins of the Cold War; 18.Cold War Turns Hot-Asia and the Korean War; 19.Eisenhower and the Global Cold War; 20.Kennedy and the Ultimate Cold War Crisis; 21.Vietnam and the War at Home; 22.The Nixon-Kissinger "Grand Design"; 23.Ideology Anew and the End of the Cold War; 24.The United States and the World Since 1991.…

Audio Book (DVD). Condition: Very Good. Includes Course Guide Book, 4 DVD's and 2 Cases. The front cover of the Guidebook has some light wear. The DVD's have been inspected and they are in perfect condition. One of the plastic cases has a slight tear on the plastic covering. Other than that they are in nice shape. American and the World: A Diplomatic History (Parts 1 & 2). Course Guidebook. Course No. 8598 (24 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture). 1.Achieving Independence; 2.Confederation and the Constitution; 3.The Great Debate-Jefferson versus Hamilton; 4.From the Farewell Address to the Quasi War; 5.Jefferson and the "Empire of Liberty"; 6.The "Second War for Independence"; 7.John Quincy Adams & American Continentalism; 8."Manifest Destiny" and War with Mexico; 9.Causes and Diplomacy of the Civil War; 10.The "New Empire" of Overseas Imperialism; 11.Informal Empire-Roosevelt to Wilson; 12."The War to End All Wars"; 13.The Peace Treaty and Wilson's Heritage; 14.Interwar Isolationism and Internationalism; 15.U.S. Entry into World War II; 16.World War II Diplomacy and the FDR Legacy; 17.Origins of the Cold War; 18.Cold War Turns Hot-Asia and the Korean War; 19.Eisenhower and the Global Cold War; 20.Kennedy and the Ultimate Cold War Crisis; 21.Vietnam and the War at Home; 22.The Nixon-Kissinger "Grand Design"; 23.Ideology Anew and the End of the Cold War; 24.The United States and the World Since 1991.…