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American diplomacy and the pragmatic tradition	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	1989	Louisiana State University Press
Psychology's challenge to Christianity	Cecil Van Meter Crabb	1923	Presbyterian committee of publication
Nonalignment in foreign affairs /	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter,	1965.	American Academy of Political and Social Science,
The doctrines of American foreign policy: their meaning,role,and future	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	1982	Louisiana State University Press
Policy-Makers and Critics	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	October 1986	International Thomson Publishing
Invitation to struggle: Congress,the president,and foreign policy	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	1992	CQ Press
The American approach to foreign policy: a pragmatic perspective	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	1985	University Press of America
Congress and the Foreign Policy Process: Modes of Legislative Behavior (Political Traditions in Foreign Policy)	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	February 26, 2000	Louisiana State University Press
Presidents and foreign policy making: from FDR to Reagan	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter	1986	Louisiana State University Press
American foreign policy in the nuclear age	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter
Charting a new diplomatic course: alternative approaches to America's post-Cold War foreign policy /	Crabb, Cecil Van Meter,; Sarieddine, Leila E.; Antizzo, Glenn J.	[2001], ©2001.	Louisiana State University Press,
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