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| Description | First page of the reading list for International Relations 120b – The Conduct of American Foreign Policy, the Yale University course taught by Professor Frederick S. Dunn during the Spring 1950 semester. |
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| Source | scan of physical document |
| Author | Frederick S. Dunn |
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