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The Anarchy Of Empire In The Making Of U.S. Culture (Convergences: Inventories Of The Present),New Prof. Henry Ashby And Phone CallsThe United States Has Always Imagined That Its Identity As A Nation Is Insulated From Violent Interventions Abroad, As If A Line Between Domestic And Foreign Affairs Could Be Neatly Drawn. Yet This Book Argues That Such A Distinction, So Obviously Impracticable In Our Own Global Era, Has Been Illusory At Least Since The War With Mexico In The Midnineteenth Century And The Later Wars Against Spain, Cuba, And The Philippines. In This Book, Amy Kaplan