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Part I: Immediate Accountability, 1790s–1920s
- History of the Foreign Relations Series - Historical Documents
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History of the
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Part I: Immediate Accountability, 1790s–1920s
Toward “Thorough, Accurate, and Reliable”: A History of the
Foreign Relations of the United States
Series
Part I: Immediate Accountability, 1790s–1920s
Contents
Chapter 1: The Parameters of Openness and Executive Discretion, 1790–1860
Chapter 2: The Civil War Origins of the
FRUS
Series, 1861–1868
Chapter 3: The Death and Resurrection of
FRUS
, 1868–1876
Chapter 4: The Contemporaneous
FRUS
, 1870–1905
Chapter 5: Transition to a New Era, 1905–1920s
