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The Handmaid's Tale

Margaret Atwood

1985 ★ 4.0

The law of war and neutrality at sea

Robert W. Tucker

1957

The war and humanity

James M. Beck

1916

France herself again

Ernest Dimnet

1914

Neutralization and world politics

Falk, Richard A., Cyril E. Black

1968

A treatise of the relative rights and duties of belligerent and neutral powers in maritime affairs

R. Plumer Ward

1801

Neutrality as influenced by the United States

Syngman Rhee

1912

Washington's Irish policy, 1916-1986

Seán Cronin

1987

The end of neutrality

John W. Coogan

1981

Behind the green curtain

T. Ryle Dwyer

2009

Lisbon

Neill Lochery

2011

Isolationism in America, 1935-1941

Manfred Jonas

1966

World War I

Ruth Tenzer Feldman

2004

The Neutrals (Time-Life's World War II, Vol. 35)

Denis J. Fodor, Time-Life Books

1982

A twentieth century testimony

Malcolm Muggeridge

1978

Le procès de la neutralité belge

Émile Waxweiler

1916

America in Retreat

Bret Stephens

2014

Neither Friend Nor Foe

Jerrold M. Packard

1992

Against immediate evil

Andrew Johnstone

2014

Neutralism and nonalignment

Laurence W. Martin

1962

Those angry days

Lynne Olson

2013

Hitler's secret bankers

Adam LeBor

1997

Should America go to war?

James C. Schneider

1989

Questioning Library Neutrality

Alison M. Lewis

2008

"Let's swallow Switzerland"

Klaus Urner

2002

Message of the President of the United States

United States. Department of State.

1858

To win the peace

Susan A. Brewer

1997

The first American neutrality

Charles Shang Hyneman

1974

The Evasive Neutral

Frank G. Weber

1979

In time of war

Robert Fisk

1983

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