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1. He was a close friend and mentor of military historian and author Caleb Carr and historian David Fromkin.
2. The bargaining and bureaucratic maneuvering of that period is compellingly documented in a book by the author and lawyer David Fromkin.
3. But neither Maitre nor department chairman David Fromkin saw the completed dissertation, and Fromkin says he didn't even ask to see it.
4. There are many ways of demonstrating how far humanity has come over the millenniums, and David Fromkin's way is as good as most.
5. David Fromkin, " A Peace to End All Peace : Creating the Modern Middle East, 1914-1922 " presents the diplomatic context.
6. It's difficult to find david fromkin in a sentence. 用david fromkin造句挺難的
7. Recently, American historian David Fromkin has blamed elements in the military leadership of Germany and Austria-Hungary in his 2004 book " Europe's Last Summer ".
8. However the accuracy of that book, not least the importance given by the author to his own contribution during the Revolt, has been criticized by some historians, including David Fromkin.
9. On the surface it was, as Boston University historian David Fromkin wrote, " the sort of alliance Theodore Roosevelt had espoused : like-minded nations pursuing a common goal ."
10. :" A Peace to End All Peace " by David Fromkin has a great deal of information about the British activities in those regions during WWI .-- talk ) 19 : 25, 23 January 2009 ( UTC)
11. Weeks before the end of hostilities, David Fromkin has noted that ?it seemed possible that NATO unity might crack before Yugoslav morale did . ? When Clinton announced it would not deploy ground troops, that made a tremendous boost to Serbian morale.
12. He duly declared the Great Arab Revolt in 1916 _ an affair of machinations, blunders and betrayals all around that is told in admirable detail in " A Peace to End All Peace " by David Fromkin ( Avon Books, 1989 ).
13. By David Fromkin . ( Knopf, $ 25 . ) Everything there was, in 222 pages of text that set forth eight stages of universal history and are firmly Western and progressive in approach : things are better now than when they started out.
14. The author, David Fromkin, is a professor of international relations, a branch of political science, and like many in political science-- including Machiavelli himself among its long-ago founders-- he is an unapologetic practitioner of his field's parent discipline, history.
15. David Fromkin's 1989 study of the creation of the modern Middle East, Britain and its allies smashed the Ottoman regional order after World War I and " created countries, nominated rulers, delineated frontiers and introduced a state system of the sort that exists everywhere else ."
16. And as a whole, they are greater than the sum of their parts, possessed of what David Fromkin, author of " In the Time of the Americans, " a new study of Franklin D . Roosevelt and his peers, identifies as " a strong sense of mission " in the New Deal generation.
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