Volume 24, Number 8 · May 12, 1977
Carter and the End of Liberalism
By Garry Wills
America in Our Time
by Godfrey Hodgson
Doubleday, 564 pp., $12.95
The Collapse of Liberal Empire: Science and Revolution in the Twentieth Century
by Paul N. Goldstene
Yale University Press, 139 pp., $10.00
Public Constraint and American Policy in Vietnam
by Bruce Andrews
International Studies No. 02-042, Sage Publications, 64 pp., $3.00
We have reason to fear a moralizing foreign policy. Woodrow Wilson, our premier political gospeler, has not fared well in historical retrospect. So Carter's preachments on human rights raise a shudder, as if a shadow of the Fourteen Points had passed over us.
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