Paul H. Nitze on foreign policy
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Paul H. Nitze on foreign policy
(W. Alton Jones Foundation series on arms control, v. 13)
University Press of America , White Burkett Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, c1989
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The distinguished New York Times columnist James Reston has observed that few if any Americans have served their government with greater distinction over a longer period of time than President Reagan's Secretary of State on arms control matters, Paul H. Nitze. This volume brings together some of his most important essays, articles, speeches, correspondence, and public papers on foreign policy and national security and arms control.
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