of all kinds, modern sanitation, justice, public security, honest and efficient government, popular participation in the government"(170). While Coolidge treats both expansionists and Anti-Imperialists equally in his criticisms, he overall leans toward the expansionists. The last 10 chapters of the book delve into the economic considerations in America's growth and the relationships between the United States and France, Germany, Russia, England, Canada, Latin America, the Pacific, China, and Japan. Coolidge goes into the historical associations that the United States has with each of these nations or regions. It is a further examination of the United States' placement in the world's global politics. The Origins of the Triple Alliance (1917) Ten Years of War and Peace (1927) Editor-in-Chief, Foreign Affairs, a journal of the Council on Foreign Relations. References External links 1866 births 1928 deaths American diplomats American historians Coolidge family Harvard College faculty Harvard College alumni University of Freiburg alumni