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The Professional Diplomat, John Ensor Harr
Foreign Policy and the Bureaucratic Process: The State Department's Country Director System, William I. Bacchus ; The Politics of Foreign Aid, John White Reviewed by Henry M. Wriston
The Administration of United States Foreign Policy, Richard A. Johnson ; The Cinderella Service: British Consuls since 1825, D. C. M. Platt ; The Nineteenth-Century Foreign Office: An Administrative History, Ray Jones Reviewed by Henry M. Wriston
Conduct of the New Diplomacy, James L. McCamy Reviewed by Henry M. Wriston
America's Ambassadors to England (1785-1929); A Narrative of Anglo-American Diplomatic Relations, Beckles Willson Reviewed by Henry M. Wriston
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