The Case for Combat: How Presidents Persuade Americans to Go to War by Edward J. Lordan
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Overview: In the United States, the decision to use military force typically is made by the president, even though it is actually Congress that has the authority to commit the nation to war. It is also the president's job to inform the American people when that decision has been made—and to attempt to convince the citizens to support their government in the decision to go to war.
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Requirements: PDF Reader 1.78 MB
Overview: In the United States, the decision to use military force typically is made by the president, even though it is actually Congress that has the authority to commit the nation to war. It is also the president's job to inform the American people when that decision has been made—and to attempt to convince the citizens to support their government in the decision to go to war.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General | history
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