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Preface; Location of manuscript collections;
1. Introduction;
2. Progressive publicists;
3. The pre-war progressive consensus;
4. War in Europe;
5. Foreign policy and the debate over intervention;
6. The wartime experience;
7. Reaction;
8. Conclusion; Index.
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