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The book The Cycles of American History by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. is a very interesting book about the history of America. The book was published by the Houghton Mifflin Company. The author Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., graduate and professor of history from Harvard College class of 1938, is the son of the famous historian Arthur Schlesinger Sr. Arthur Jr. is known for his books about U.S. presidents and their policies. He served as Special Assistant to the President in John F. Kennedy's administration and He coined the term Imperial Presidency during the Nixon administration . Schlesinger was known to be a harsh critic of totalitarian regimes and fellow travelers along with unregulated capitalism. In the book The Cycles of American History he presents an interesting case on the origins of the Cold War and the events that surrounded it.
Schlesinger uses two essays to illustrate his point and the change in attitude about the Cold War. He uses “Origins of the Cold......

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