US Empire Building 
.... In ML Sifry & C. Cerf (eds.), The Iraq
War Reader. New York: Simon & Schuster, pp. .... The New Bush Doctrine. In ML Sifry & C. Cerf (eds.), The Iraq
War Reader. ....
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The US Empire: The Case of Iraq
.... In ML Sifry & C. Cerf (eds.), The Iraq
War Reader. New York: Simon & Schuster, pp. .... The New Bush Doctrine. In ML Sifry & C. Cerf (eds.), The Iraq
War Reader. ....
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International Military Interventions
.... Finally, the work of Patrick Buchanan, a significant figure in conservative American politics, and the essays collected in the Iraqi
War Reader allow for an ....
(3279
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War in Gulliver's Travels
.... Throughout Gulliver's speech on
war, he takes the
reader from what at first appears to be the merely frivolous premise of
war into increasingly evil scenarios ....
(1388
6
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Role of the Media in the Gulf War
.... Fisk, Robert. "Free to Report What We're Told." In The Gulf
War Reader, Micah L. Sifry and Christopher Cerf (eds.). New York: Times Books, 1991. 376-380. ....
(5056
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Public Opinion & Persian Gulf War
.... What will this
war mean? In ML Sifry & C. Cerf. The Gulf
War reader. New York: Random House. Ely, John Hart. (1988, May 23). Whose
war is it, anyway? ....
(2373
9
)
Chaco War
.... in the way that, say, a
reader of a book on the Versailles treaty would have some background familiarity with World
War One) reinforces the
reader's sense that ....
(1976
8
)
The Chaco War Between Paraguay & Boliva
.... in the way that, say, a
reader of a book on the Versailles treaty would have some background familiarity with World
War One) reinforces the
reader's sense that ....
(1996
8
)
Thucydides' Peloponnesian War
.... disinterested analyses of the evidence, are meant to assure the
reader that their .... when, unusually, they are not describing the operations of
war or politics ....
(2097
8
)
Anti-War Messages
.... However, with one such mute character, each work reminds the
reader or viewer that at its worst
war destroys something basic in the human being, especially in ....
(1729
7
)
Crucible of War
.... vigorous thrust of the narrative there is no feeling that the
reader is being .... the time Anderson arrives at his conclusion he demonstrates how the
war was the ....
(917
4
)
Crucible of War
.... vigorous thrust of the narrative there is no feeling that the
reader is being .... the time Anderson arrives at his conclusion he demonstrates how the
war was the ....
(917
4
)
The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier's novel The Chocolate
War is set in the early 1970s at Trinity, a .... If the
reader gets no story of Archie's life or Leon's life, then why is it ....
(1001
4
)
Washington Goes to War (David Brinkley)
While Mr. Brinkley's book title initially gives the
reader the impression that it is about Washington DC during all of its
war years, his book barely mentions ....
(1987
8
)
Cold War Book Critique
.... The book is a good choice for the
reader who seeks to understand the relationship of history's wars and revolutions to the Cold
War and specifically the ....
(2005
8
)
The Opium War Through Chinese Eyes
.... In addition, Waley provided the
reader with an intimate glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of the Chinese people who experienced the
war from different ....
(1246
5
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The Drug War
.... The
reader/taxpayer cannot help but be influenced in resisting such an increase in the
war on drugs, even if it does not necessarily result in his or her ....
(2536
10
)
Autobiography, "Ordinary Courage"
.... This sense of humor allows him to tell the
reader harsh truths about the Revolutionary
War which the
reader might not be so willing to hear without the music ....
(1695
7
)
Failure of War on Drugs
.... The
reader/taxpayer cannot help but be influenced in resisting such an increase in the
war on drugs, even if it does not necessarily result in his or her ....
(2536
10
)
The Sorrow of War
.... The connection between the fog of
war as Clausewitz formulates it and Kien's entire life experience is so easily made by a
reader that it is difficult not to ....
(2590
10
)
The Cold War
.... The two most significant events of the Cold
War from this
reader's perspective, again, were the Vietnam and Afghanistan wars, which led to defeat and ....
(1121
4
)
Operation Desert Storm
.... Darnovsky, M., LA Kauffman, and B. Robinson. "What Will This
War Mean?" In ML Sifry and C. Cerf (eds.), The Gulf
War Reader. New York: Random House, 1991. ....
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The Causes of September 11 Introduction On Febru
.... In The Iraq
war reader: History, documents, opinions. Sifry, M. & Cerf, C. Eds. .... In The Iraq
war reader: History, documents, opinions. Sifry, M. & Cerf, C. Eds. ....
(4231
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Civil War Military History
.... the Confederate soldiers and officers, no one who so clearly personifies and crystallizes the moral complexities of
war -- leaving the
reader to associate such ....
(1129
5
)
My Lai: A Brief History with Documents
.... The documents take the
reader from earlier in the
war through the assault itself, detailed in testimony from observers and participants, to the period of the ....
(1373
5
)
The Red Badge of Courage As Anti-War Novel
.... Crane accomplishes this awakening through the young man by immersing the
reader in the confusion, terror and suffering which
war actually is. ....
(1711
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WWI and Anxiety
.... This
reader has a clearer sense of the radical changes which were taking place in every .... as a result of the turbulence created in the world by World
War I and ....
(1064
4
)
On the Front Lines
.... The general
reader, however, may not have read these other books and would appreciate greater coverage of such an important
war. Emery, Michael. ....
(747
3
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Role of US In Aftermath of the Cold War
.... the aftermath of the Cold
War. Steel's simple and straightforward analysis of the changed world and the changed US role in that world allows the
reader to feel ....
(1579
6
)
"Rites of Passage"
.... chosen her own son to star in the piece as a wise figure who takes the starch out of the other boys' proclivity to
war. Every poet wants the
reader to enter ....
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