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$a First Great Triumph : $b How Five Americans Made Their Country a World Power /$c Warren Zimmermann
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$a Farrar, Straus, and Giroux :$b Cambridge University Press,$c 2002
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$a The United States became an imperial nation a century ago, exploding onto the international scene within a period of five years ( 1898-1903 ). How did the nationbecome aplayer in world politics so suddenly and what inspired the move? Warren Zimmermann has found the answers in the lives of five men: the hyperenergetic Theodore Roosevelt; the ascetic naval strategist Alfred T. Mahan; the bigoted and wily senator Henry Cabot Lodge; the self-doubting, moderate secretary of state John Hay; and the hard-edged corporate lawyer turned colonial administrator Elihu Root.
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