American Diplomatic Relations With the Middle East, 1784-1975: A Survey

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By Thomas A. Bryson

Scarecrow Press, 1977, 439 pp

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From Stephen Decatur and the Barbary pirates to Henry Kissinger and Sinai Accord II, this survey of American policy and diplomacy offers a plenitude of facts and a useful bibliography but cannot be given high marks for organization, precision of expression, or the quality of the prose.

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